In 1837, New Garden Boarding School first opened its doors with a total of 50 students and four teachers. Now known as Guilford College, the College is celebrating its 180th anniversary with approximately...
In the 1600s, George Fox started a movement in Northern England that became known as the Religious Society of Friends, or Quakers. Quakers then began settling in North Carolina shortly after the birth...
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