Winston-Salem Christmas Parade, 1958. Photograph shows the float with Santa Claus on North Liberty Street.

Group photo of male students on rock wall.

Students watch film in darkened classroom in Coltrane Hall at Winston-Salem State College in 1967.

Clamon and Jemima Valentine with daughter Jane Valentine; Jane was an accomplished pianist at an early age; 1967

Nurses' Dorm at Reynolds Health Center, southeast view, 1991.

In 1965, a surgical team headed by Dr. Jesse Meredith at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine performed what is thought to be the first successful hand/wrist re-implantation in the United States. The dramatic eight-hour operation began 90 minutes after the left hand of 26-year-old Robert Pennell was accidentally amputated at the wrist on June 14, 1965 by a single blow of a bush ax. This illustration, by George Lynch, Professor and Director of the Department of Medical Illustration, shows how the severed hand was reattached. The numbers indicate the order in which the operation was performed.

Forsyth County Centennial Parade on North Main Street, 1949. Photograph shows the parade in the 200 block of North Main Street with the Rowan County Voiture, a rolling miniature train.

This photograph is of the second First Presbyterian Church sanctuary on Cherry Street in Winston. Constructed between 1888 and 1890, this church building was torn down in 1971 to make way for a new sanctuary.

North Carolina Baptist Hospital celebrated its Silver Anniversary of its opening on May 28, 1948. A birthday cake was lighted for those who had been with the hospital from the very start in 1923. Standing L-R: Reid Holmes, Olivia Hall and Edna Heinzerling. Seated L-R: E.L. Davis Sr. and Mrs. J.J. Roddick.

Bertha Hall (1884-1953) married Harry W. Peterson. She is seen in this photograph with her son, Harry Edward Peterson (1908-1992) at their home at 120 Poplar Street.