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SPRING 2023 EXHIBTION | 1969: Reflection & Reimagination

We are thrilled to announce that the Wake Forest Historical Museum will host a selection of works from Wake Forest University’s Mark H. Reece Collection of Student-Acquired Contemporary Art. The exhibition will run through June 2022.

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The Country Life

July 21, 2013 wakeforestmuseum No comments

Traveling back in time just got much easier. An antique buggy, located on Town of Wake Forest property and recently donated to the museum, gives visitors […]

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A 1920’s Love Story

July 21, 2013November 13, 2020 wakeforestmuseum No comments

Clyde Dawkins played football at Wake Forest College in the 1920s. And he had a first love… a girl named Gladys. Of course, that was more […]

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  • Old Campus History
  • Wake Forest History

The British Connection

July 21, 2013November 13, 2020 wakeforestmuseum No comments

News stories about William and Kate bring to mind all things British… including the excellent but nearly forgotten story of young World War II refugees safely […]

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  • Glen Royall Mill Village
  • Wake Forest History

Two New Artifacts

July 21, 2013November 13, 2020 wakeforestmuseum No comments

Two newly acquired artifacts that bridge the gap from the most mundane to the almost divine show how virtually any item can spark the imaginationi of […]

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  • Artifacts
  • Collections

Mill Village Artifacts

July 19, 2013November 11, 2020 wakeforestmuseum No comments

The artifacts recently brought to a ladies’ luncheon at the new museum gave a fascinating glimpse into the history kept in our very own homes. Members […]

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  • Artifacts
  • Collections
  • Glen Royall Mill Village

Things with Wheels

July 19, 2013November 13, 2020 wakeforestmuseum No comments

This mail cart was used to shuttle US Mail from the Train Depot to the Royall Cotton Mill on the northern edge of town. Mail was […]

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  • Artifacts
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  • Glen Royall Mill Village

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(919) 556-2911
414 N Main Street
Wake Forest, NC 27587
 

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