Was your first airplane flight on a Piedmont airplane? Can you remember the look of the airplane, what the stewardesses wore, the food service, and other appointments on the airplane? If your memory of...
One of the features at the new Central Library is a large exhibit space that can be viewed from outside and from inside the North Carolina Room. The current exhibit was placed in the library...
The Forsyth County Public Library is sponsoring a local author fair on Saturday, November 10th, from 11:00 to 2:00. The fair will take place in the auditorium at the Central Library. The address is...
In honor of National Library Week, April 8 – 14, 2018, we think about our favorite libraries and our good experiences at libraries through the years. The theme for National Library Week this year is “Libraries...
Look for the December issue of Forsyth Woman Magazine and read the eighteenth feature article from the Winston-Salem Time Traveler. The title of the article this month is “The Place Where Time Stands Still.”...
The Forsyth County Central Library is new – inside and out. The following photos show how the library looked then (mostly when it opened in 1953), and how it looks now (when it is...
The new Central Library (Forsyth County) is officially reopened as of August 31st. Nearly three years after the Central Library at 660 West Fifth Street closed and was partially demolished, a new structure is...
The February issue of Forsyth Woman Magazine is full of interesting features to help fill your February with red-lettered days. The Winston-Salem Time Traveler article for February is “Winston Builds a Library.” The library has a...
First sponsored in 1958, National Library Week is a national observance sponsored by the American Library Association (ALA) and libraries across the country each April. It is a time to celebrate the contributions of...
Jeannette Graham Trotter was born on this day in 1909, in Surry County, to Pinkney Lawson and Mattie Fulk Trotter. She graduated from Woman’s College in Greensboro. Jeannette joined the staff of the Winston-Salem...
