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This is a function of the auditing capabilities of the file server and can be enabled using the native tools. This is done by both enabling the Auditing functionality in the Auditing Tab of the Advanced Security settings for the given folders/file system as well as enabling the appropriate Audit Policy for your environment using Group Policy/the Local Security Policy of the system in question. Unfortunately, if you weren't auditing to begin with, there won't be a historical record.
If you are going to enable this degree of auditing, I would strongly recommend the use of third-party log management/security monitoring tools such as NetIQ Security Manager, LogLogic or ArcSight ESM. These tools can both manage the quantity of logs as well as the volume of events. Doing otherwise, in my experience, results in auditing policies that are effectively worthless because data is near impossible to find. It is also difficult to manage the volume of data (which can exceed gigabytes of data per day).
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