The Worrell House was acquired by Wake Forest University in 1977. Formerly known as the Hampstead House, the house was a gift from Anne and Eugene Worrell, and was renamed in their honor. Students can study in the house during fall or spring semesters.
This collection contains brochures and historical information about the Worrell house and the University study abroad program, as well as London in general. Correspondence, budget, administrative, and student materials from David Hadley are also included.
Academic Departments. Worrell House and London Program Records (RG16.36), Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, USA.
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