The Guilford College website says the school's main trail, located behind the lake, “...combines sustainable building methods with Guilford's Underground Railroad Project.”
However, it can sometimes...
Falzone presents Senior Thesis under Guilford History Department
The History department invited Guilford students, staff and faculty members to attend senior Jacob Falzone’s honors thesis presentation...
As the moon lights up the night sky above, John Dimrey, the first fugitive slave of Guilford County to follow the Underground Railroad, moves swiftly through the forest, silent as a mouse, on his quest...
If you have ever wondered where most of the benches on campus come from or who decided it would be a good idea to have swings that face each other, the answer is seniors.
Every year, the graduating class...
Hundreds of years ago, enslaved Africans and their descendants made their way to freedom by way of the Underground Railroad, a network of safe houses throughout the country that lead to Canada and states...
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