CDI-01-1906: Library Employees (Left to right) Ed Sansbury, Teresa Stratton, Lynn Baker, Spring 1988;
CDI-01-1907: 1987;
CDI-01-1908: Stealey Spire, This photograph was featured in the 1988 - 1989 directory;
CDI-01-1911: Stealey Hall, Christmas Card, 1974;
CDI-01-1912: Administration building;
CDI-01-1913: Appleby building;
CDI-01-1917: Stealey Hall Administration building;
CDI-01-1918: Stealey Hall Administration building;
CDI-01-1935: Installing new copier;
CDI-01-1937: Installing new copier;
CDI-01-1938: Installing new copier;
CDI-01-1940: Campus scene;
CDI-01-1941: Stealey Hall Administration building;
CDI-01-1942: Stealey Hall Administration building;
CDI-01-1943: Stealey Hall Administration building;
CDI-01-1945: Stealey Hall Administration building, side view;
CDI-01-1949: Snow scenes;
CDI-01-1950: Stealey Hall Administration building;
CDI-01-1951: Campus scenes;
CDI-01-1952: Administration Building , Old Wait Hall at Wake Forest College, The administration building is the "nerve center of campus life and contains administrative and faculty offices.";
CDI-01-1953: Administration building, Wait Hall, "This building, which has been utilized by the college for classrooms and administration, will be given entirely to administrative and faculty offices.";
CDI-01-1954: Stealey Hall Administration building;
CDI-01-1955: S.L. Stealey Hall Administration Building;
CDI-01-1957: Library;
CDI-01-1958: "Wake Forest College will become Southeastern's Administration Building when taken over by seminary."; This photograph was possibly taken sometime in the early 1950's.
CDI-01-1894: Dr. James Blackmore at the cornerstone of the Social Science Building;
CDI-01-1895: Social Science Building;
CDI-01-1896: Social Science Building;
CDI-01-1897: Social Science Building;
CDI-01-1898: Social Science Building, Wake Forest College;
CDI-01-1899: "Social Science Building - used as student center by college. To remain a student center, with book store, sandwich shop, rooms for student activities. Condition is poor. Estimated cost of repairs, $15,000."
CDI-01-1869: Magnolia Hill during the Binkley Admin, This photograph was taken circa 1967 - 1968;
CDI-01-1870: This photograph was possibly taken late 1990's;
CDI-01-1871: Magnolia Hill physical features; This photograph was possibly taken in the late 1990's;
CDI-01-1974: This photograph was possibly taken during the late 1990's;
CDI-01-1877: President's house;
CDI-01-1878: President's home;
CDI-01-1880: President's home;
CDI-01-1881: President's home
CDI-01-1888: Simmons apartment, 1950's;
CDI-01-1889: "Simmons Dormitory, which used to be Fraternity Row for Wake Forest College, and was to be renovated into apartments for couples with children. Can be converted with a minimum of changes. In fair condition, but needs new kitchens, partitioning to divide apartments, painting, repairing. Estimated cost of renovation, $65,000.";
CDI-01-1892: 1968
CDI-01-1857: Mr. Frank Swett;
CDI-01-1858: Fred Peppers;
CDI-01-1859: (Center) Clarence Pearce;
CDI-01-1860: (Left) Carl Harris and (Right) Eugene Smith;
CDI-01-1861: (Left to right) Odell Young, Leslie Hartsfield Sr., and Dr. Randall Lolley
CDI-01-1854: "These pictures were printed backwards. Houses were located on West Side of Wingate Street. These were missionary houses, 1964.";
CDI-01-1855: Missionary House