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Multistory brick building with a clock tower attached

1871 Drew County Courthouse

Three men in dress shirts stand on sidewalk below awning with "Tailors" sign near stairs

A. H. Thomasson and Son Tailors

Aerial view of white tents set up in rows on oval racetrack

African American Flood Refugees

Three-story ornate white house with red round towers and columns with an iron fence

"Negro met quick justice" newspaper clipping

William Anderson Lynching Article

"Passengers see body hanging" newspaper clipping

William Anderson Lynching Article

Group of white women and children outside multistory building with balcony and covered porch

Arkansas Baptist Orphanage

White man in suit and glasses

Group of people gathered at a river while spectators watch from a nearby wooden bridge

Baptism Service

group of white girls in white shirts and long skirts standing in line two-by-two

Beauvoir College Students

Insects attacking white woman on town street

Person wearing sports jersey

Boll Weevil Mascot

Multistory brick building with two single story wings

Bottom's Orphange

White man in cap orange vest and jeans leaning on concrete wall in forested area

Concrete foundation walls in forested area

Building Foundation

Barrack buildings amid trees and road with fence

Camp Monticello Barracks

Abandoned chapel folly building in forested area

Camp Monticello Chapel

Young white men standing outside barracks buildings

Camp Monticello POWs

Asian American men and women dancing and playing instruments

Camp Shelby Dance

Road entering campus grounds

Campus Entrance; 1957

Wood and brick building with sign and glass front doors and window panels

Chamberlin Complex

White man with long beard looking up at tall brick chimney ruins in forested area

Chimney Remnants

People standing in dirt road between two rows of wooden buildings

Collins Street Scene

White man in bow tie with pen in hand and sheet of paper before him

Fallen trees and rocks with water rushing over them in river with green foliage

Cut-Off Creek Ravines Natural Area

Single story white wooden house with more than a dozen white children sitting and standing

Four-story stone building with circle driveway and parked cars

Drew County Courthouse

Four-story building with "Drew County Court House" written on it

Drew County Courthouse

"Drew County" map with borders roads cities lakes

Drew County Map

Multistory house with covered porch supported by tall columns

Drew County Museum and Archives

African American man in tie

Multistory brick building next to various single-story buildings in a line

White man in suit jacket and tie

Stewart Ferguson

Multistory rock building with large stone tower

Fine Arts Building

African Amercan woman in white top

Barbara Blanks Gathen

"Hinemon University destroyed by flames" newspaper clipping

Hinemon University Article

White man standing next to framed portrait of himself

James D. Holley

White man in suit and tie

"A Prisoner Lynched" newspaper clipping

Buck Hunter Lynching Article

Car gas station storefronts and trees on dirt road

Jerome Street Scene

"Jerome" train depot building and tracks

"Jerome Electric Gin" building with outbuildings

Jerome Cotton Gin

Single-story gas station with pumps and three trees on dirt road

Jerome Post Office

Machinery on the ground with yard and small building

Jerome Cotton Gin

Row of long windowed barracks with power lines by road

Jerome Relocation Center

Crowd of Asian-American children stand in rows holding hands over head in field near housing units.

Jerome Relocation Center School Children

Japanese American men in casual attire pose before cars, ambulances in lot outside wood frame building

Jerome Relocation Center Hospital Crew

Asian-American girls pose in v-shape on steps in matching outfits and hats, holding flags

Jerome Relocation Center Children

Four white men in hats lounging on porch of store

Jerome Street Scene

Newspaper clipping with headline "Execution of William Johnson at Monticello"

Story on the Execution of William Johnson

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