Personal Information
- Born in 1877 , in Salisbury, NC.
Included Titles By Henderson, Archibald
- Campus of the First State University, The (1949)
- Church of the Atonement and the Chapel of the Cross at Chapel Hill, The (1938)
- Conquest of the Old Southwest, The (1920)
- Cradle of Liberty (1955)
- Old Homes and Gardens of North Carolina (1939)
- Revolution in North Carolina in 1775, The (1916)
Here are some other books by the author:
Non-Fiction
• George Bernard Shaw: His Life and Works, Stewart & Kidd, 1911 (Patterson Cup Award recipient)
• Interpreters of Life and the Modern Spirit, Kennerley, 1911
• Mark Twain, Duckworth, 1911
• The Twenty-Seven Lines upon the Cubic Surface, Cambridge UP, 1911
• European Dramatists, Stewart & Kidd, 1913
• The Changing Drama, Holt, 1914
• O. Henry: A Memorial Essay, Mutual Publishing Co., 1914
• The South's Awakening, Tulane UP, 1915
• The Star of Empire, Seeman Printery, 1919
• The Teaching of Geometry, U of North Carolina, 1920
• Relativity, A Romance of Science, U of North Carolina, 1923
• Washington's Southern Tour, 1791, Houghton Mifflin, 1923
• The Theory of Relativity, U of North Carolina, 1924
• Table-Talk of G.B.S., Harper, 1925
• Is Bernard Shaw a Dramatist?, Kennerley, 1929
• The Transylvania Company and the Founding of Henderson, Kentucky, Henderson, 1929
• Contemporary Immortals, Appleton, 1930
• Washington the Traveler, U.S. George Washington Bicentennial Commission, 1931
• Bernard Shaw: Playboy and Prophet, Appleton, 1932 (Mayflower Award recipient)
• The Founding of Nashville, Second of the Transylvania Towns, Henderson, 1932
• The Significance of the Transylvania Company in American History, Henderson, 1935
• Coming of Age of the Carolina Playmakers, Carolina Dramatic Association, 1940, ed.
• Pioneering a People's Theatre, U of North Carolina Press, 1945, ed.
• George Bernard Shaw: Man of the Century, Appleton, 1956 (Mayflower Award recipent)
• Elisha Mitchell, Scientist and Man, U of North Carolina, 1957
N.C. Locations Associated with Henderson, Archibald
- Resided in:
- Chapel Hill (City/Town)
- Taught at:
- University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill
- Studied at:
- University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill
