The archive is currently available by appointment only. Please e-mail us or call us using the contact information below to schedule an appointment.
Joanna Beasley
(864) 977-7093
The purpose of the North Greenville University Archives is to collect and preserve the history of NGU, SC Baptists, and the local community. This page is under construction, so please be sure to check back in the future.
The collection includes items such as:
Recordings of Southern Baptist radio broadcasts from the 1940s and 1960s
Published histories of individual churches and associations
Letters and papers from prominent area citizens including papers and sermons of Rev. H.C. Hester.
Photographs from the university's history
Cultural artifacts from a number of NGU's international alumni
Catalogs: North Greenville High School, North Greenville Baptist Academy, North Greenville Baptist Academy and Junior College, North Greenville Junior College, North Greenville College, North Greenville University (missing some issues)
North Greenville Annuals (Moonshiner, Aurora: 1920-2013, missing a few issues)
Skyliner, student newspaper (1948-2016, missing a few issues)
Mountain Laurel Literary Magazine issues
Enlightener, Student Handbook (1948-2004)
North Greenville Baptist Association Annual Reports (1889)
South Carolina Baptist Convention Annual Reports (1825-current, missing a few years)
Southern Baptist Convention Annual Reports (1851-current, missing a few years)
Commencement Programs
Commencement DVD’s
Alumni Newsletters (1947, 1951-current)
Scrapbooks from 1947-2006
Collection of books from the library of Henry Clayton Hester, principal of North Greenville Baptist Academy
Select Local Church histories
North Greenville artifacts
The South Carolina Digital Library is a collaborative effort that includes South Carolina's schools, libraries, archives, museums and other cultural heritage institutions. Its mission is to encourage collaborators to create, maintain and promote digital collections that represent South Carolina's historical and cultural resources.
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