Archives and Special Collections
Welcome to the Harding University digital archives. This site features collections from both the Ann Cowan Dixon Archives & Special Collections and the Meredith Restoration History Archive at Brackett Library. These digital collections include unique images, documents, oral histories, sermons, and radio broadcasts relating to the history of Harding University and prominent people associated with the school, as well as to the history of the churches of Christ and the Stone-Campbell movement.
Harding University strives to make many resources available and useful to our faculty, staff, students, alumni, researchers and the general public. This includes historical materials that may contain offensive language or negative stereotypes. Such materials should be viewed in the context of the relevant time period. Rather than remove this content, we want to humbly recognize our past and commit to creating a greater awareness of what Christ calls us to be now and in the future.
Our digital collection is continually growing. Please visit the digital archives often to see what is new.
Browse the Archives and Special Collections:
Archives & Special Collections Finding Aids
Harding School of Theology Historical Collection
- HST Graduates and Commencements
- HST Images
- Jack P. Lewis Slide Collection
- Student Association Colloquy
- The Bridge
Meredith Restoration History Archive
- American Christian Review
- Footnotes: Curated Resources for Ministers
- Harold Hazelip Digital Sermon Archive
- Jim Bill McInteer Archive
- John Allen Chalk: Personal Correspondence
- Living History of Missions
- Old Paths Archive Gospel Radio Broadcasts
- Wyatt Sawyer Archive
University Historical Collections
- 1979 Time Capsule
- Archives & Special Collections Scrapbooks
- Commencement Programs
- Harding College Oral History Library
- Harding University Chapel
- Image Collection
- Lectureship Archives
- ScholarSip
- Spring Sing
- Student Association Papers
- Theatre Programs and Posters
- The Belden Center for Private Enterprise Education
- Waldron Center for Entrepreneurship Blog
- Workshops and Seminars