Center for Southeast North Carolina Archives and History
UNCW Library, Discovery Hall, 2nd floor
5162 Randall Dr.
Wilmington, NC 28403
csencah@uncw.edu
910-962-7810
The Center for Southeast North Carolina Archives and History is located on the 2nd floor of Discovery Hall in the UNCW Library.
The Center is open for research visits Monday-Friday from 10am to 2pm, except for UNCW holidays and breaks. Visit our website to view upcoming closures.
Prior to visiting the Center, users should familiarize themselves with our access and use policies.
This guide contains suggested resources for further research on the various topics assigned for your historical research project. Most of the sources described in this guide are original materials held at the Center for Southeast North Carolina Archives and History at UNCW Library. The Center's resources, in general, are not accessible online and do not circulate. You will need to email the public services archivist, Samantha Crisp, to set up a time for the members of your group to come to the library and view the materials in person.
This guide also references digital collections and historical primary source databases you can use for further research on your topic. Some of these databases may prompt you to login with your UNCW username and password before accessing them.
How to use this LibGuide:
The Center for Southeast North Carolina Archives and History (CSENCAH) at UNC Wilmington consists of the library's Special Collections, University Archives, and Government Resources. To search the Center's collections, visit our website and use the search bar near the top of the page.
To search across our finding aids for archival collections, click the Finding Aids tab.
To search for published materials, such as books, serials, periodicals, and audiovisual media, click the Books, Media and More tab.
To search for materials that have been digitized and made available online, click the Digital Collections tab.
For more information about how to search for unpublished materials in the Center's collections and how to use our finding aids, please watch the video tutorial below.