The more than 7,500 historic images from The Daily Reflector, Greenville, NC's daily newspaper, document the sweeping changes in Eastern North Carolina between 1949 and 1967. View Homepage
The Eastern North Carolina Digital Library contains fiction and non-fiction books, museum artifacts, maps and educational material pertaining to the rich cultural history of the 41 eastern North Carolina counties. View Homepage
Contains more than 1250 collections of historical documentation including correspondence, diaries, business and church records, maps, genealogy notes, and photographs, plus some 210 original oral history memoirs. View Homepage
Portfolios document and digitally archive the creative output of the SoAD students. Its mission is to capture, preserve and make available the academic work of students. View Homepage
Special Collections staff highlight an item every week from the rich holdings of the Special Collections Department, J. Y. Joyner Library. Many of the items are part of Joyner Library Digital Collections. View Homepage
Digital Collections hosts this blog on the topic of digital library collections around the state of North Carolina. Blog contributors represent a variety of perspectives on issues that affect not just the state, but the profession at large. View Homepage
Built on the dSpace open source software platform, this project collects the intellectual output of the University. Digital Collections is at the center of this effort, providing technical infrastructure and software development. View Homepage
Transcribed from the original manuscript returns for the 1900 census of Pitt County, this database provides socio-economic reports and aggregate census data for Pitt County from census reports published in 1900/1910. View Homepage
Focusing on Eastern North Carolina, these exhibits explore the rich history of our area through letters, photographs, news articles, broadsides, pamphlets, and many other digitized resources. View Homepage
These exhibits showcase material in our Special Collections dealing with two of the most life changing events in America's history, the attack on Pearl Harbor and the events of September the eleventh. View Homepage