East Carolina Manuscript Collection Archives

Aug 11, 2026
  • Jennifer Larsen

From Radio to Archive: WOVV 90.1 FM -What's Happening on Ocracoke? (ECMC #1488)

Over the course of my internship with ECU’s Manuscripts and Digital Curation department, I learned that there is a great deal of work that goes into hosting digital material in...

Aug 11, 2026
  • Jennifer Larsen

My Summer in the Archives: My Internship with the East Carolina Manuscript Collection

As a graduate student in the public history concentration, I am always looking for ways that the public interacts with history in its many forms. Working with ECU’s East Carolina...

Jul 28, 2026
  • Patrick Cash

Preserving Greenville’s Cinematic History

For eighty years, the film Pitch a Boogie Woogie has occupied a unique place in North Carolina history. Produced in Greenville in 1947 and released the following year, it was...

Apr 23, 2026
  • Katelynn Hudson

Tackling the Mountain: My Internship in Manuscripts & Digital Curation

My internship with the Manuscripts & Digital Curation Department was a requirement for my concentration in public history, but this was something that I was excited to do. I did...

Apr 17, 2026
  • Katelynn Hudson

250 Years of Currency in our Pocket

Housed within the walls of Joyner Library’s Special Collections in the Sallie Joyner Davis Collection is a collection of currency from some of the most turbulent times of our nation’s...

Apr 06, 2026
  • Katelynn Hudson

An Intern’s Perspective: Letters to Mary A. McLeod

As both a history and anthropology major, I’ve spent hundreds of hours studying the past. However, during my time as an intern in the Manuscripts & Digital Curation Department, working...

May 14, 2025
  • John Dunning
  • Patrick Cash

New Exhibit: In Their Footsteps: Exploring World War II Through Archival Records

In commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, Joyner Library will host a new exhibit, In Their Footsteps: Exploring World War II Through Archival Records,...

May 08, 2025
  • Patrick Cash

The Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps at the End of World War II

Warning: The following content features accounts of war and human suffering. Content may be upsetting to some. Over the next year, in commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the end of...

Apr 15, 2025
  • Rita Khazanie

Adaptation to a Disability: How a Greenville Resident Lived an Amazing Life Confined to a Wheelchair for 33 Years

The late Mike Hamer, a Greenville personality, has a web presence with several folk music songs, YouTube videos, compositions, and articles written about him by his friends. Mike Hamer was well known throughout Greenville...

Apr 14, 2025
  • Lydia Brooker

Gathering Around Books: The History and Influence of Women’s Book Clubs

Historically, Women’s book clubs have been more than just gatherings to discuss literature. They have served as spaces for intellectual growth, community building, and even social activism. Joyner Library’s Special...

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