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"Cleveland County Battle of Mark's Mill" sign

Action at Marks' Mills Marker

brick church building with a white steeple next to a road

destroyed church building under tall tree

Camp Springs Methodist Church after Tornado Damage

Metal historical information sign giving information about family reunions held at the old American Legion Hut

Cash Family Reunions Memorial

Metal historical information sign

Cash "William Overton" Memorial

Two white men sitting on the front steps of the Kingsland post office

Johnny Cash and Johnny Horton

Grassy area with tombstones and an information sign saying "Temperance Chapel Cemetery and site of a Methodist Church South"

Cherry Cemetery

Cherry Cemetery Information

Iron "Cleveland Cemetery" arch with gravestones and tree beyond fence and gate

Cleveland Cemetery

Brick church building with steeple and sign on parking lot

Cleveland Church of God

Flat time capsule marker stone with engraving

Cleveland Time Capsule

Multistory tan brick building with clock in tower and words across front of building saying "Cleveland County Court House"

Cleveland County Courthouse

Multiple-story building with "Cleveland County Court House" written above the entrance and below its clock tower

Cleveland County Courthouse

Newspaper front page "Cleveland County Herald"

Cleveland County Herald

"Cleveland County" map with borders roads cities

Cleveland County Map

Single-story red brick building with corrugated metal buildings behind it "Cleveland County School District"

Cleveland County Schools

Portrait white man in suit bow tie mustache holding top hat by staged photo background

Grover Cleveland

Portrait stern middle aged balding white man long beard mustache suit bow tie

Road with trees and grass on both sides and a barn

Entering Calmer

"Folsom Prison Blues," Performed by Johnny Cash

"Arkansas News" newspaper clipping

Jeff Gardner Lynching Article

Grassy area with tombstones

Greenwood Cemetery

Concrete monument engraved with details about the establishment of the cemetery on February 7

Greenwood Monument

Single story wooden building

Kingsland Depot

Multistory building with "Kingsland High School" sign above second story windows

Kingsland High School

Looking across concrete bridge with railing

Kingsland Segment Overpass

Three black men and white man pose with crosscut saw by felled tree in woods by mule, horses

Lumber Industry

Statue of girl on rock pedestal next to "Homesite of John H. Marks" sign

John H. Marks Home Site

Map of Arkansas with red dot in Cleveland County and explanation in green text

Marks' Mills State Park: Park Location

Cypress tress growing on creek shore

Moro Creek Bottoms Natural Area

Row of storefronts with covered entrances on street

New Edinburg Commercial Historic District

Multistory brick building with covered balcony

Two-story brick building with arched entrance way and covered balcony with red car in parking lot

Close-up of multistory brick building with arched entrance

Phoenix Hotel Entrance

Two story brick building on street corner

Multistory red brick church building with large tree out front

Small abandoned service station building painted yellow on parking lot

Rison Cities Service Station

Small single story wooden building

Single story gray metal building with doors and three bays and a red fire truck sitting out front

Rison Fire Department

Single-story red brick building with a flagpole with Arkansas and American flags

Rison High School

Single story red brick building with a parking lot

Rison Post Office

Street running through small town

Rison Street Scene

Street running through small town

Rison Street Scene

Abandoned gas station building with weathered sign and parking lot

Rison Texaco Service Station

Single story tan block building with large windows

Rison Texaco Service Station

Cylindrical metal tank atop tall metal legs with "Rison" printed on it

Rison Water Tower

Single-story building with wood siding and two front doors with steps

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