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Single-story brick church buildings one with steeple and sign on parking lot

Antioch Christian

Large airplane on display behind an iron fence with brick pavilion building behind it

"Splitting his daughter's head with an ax" newspaper clipping

Barker Lynching Article

Crowd gathered under trees outside single-story building

Dinner at Tull during Old Folks' Singing

Concrete monument with words inscribed and trees in background

Engagement at Jenkins' Ferry Monument

Two white men standing on porch of brick building with sign saying "Grant County Bank"

Grant County Bank

Brick building with clock tower and four columns

Grant County Courthouse

Multistory brick church building with covered entrance and clock tower

Grant County Courthouse

"Grant County" map with borders roads cities

Grant County Map

Single-story storefront building with covered porch and "Grant County Museum" sign under tree on grass

Grant County Museum

"American Legion B-17 Veterans Memorial Park" sign with text and smaller signs on grass with trees behind them

Grant County Veterans Memorial Park

Portrait white man seated short hair beard suit bow tie monocle pocket chain

Ulysses S. Grant

Single-story brick church building with steeple and covered entrance on parking lot with brick sign

Harmony Baptist Church

River with small building on stilts in the background

Homer Shipwreck Site

Stone marker with square base and trees in the background

Engagement at Jenkins' Ferry Monument

Metal sign with words about fallen officers and trees in background

Jenkins Ferry Battleground State Park Marker

Wooden sign "Jenkins Ferry Battleground State Park" with trees in background

Jenkins Ferry Entrance

Three interpretation panels and river

Jenkins' Ferry State Park

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

Jenkins' Ferry State Park: Park Location

Single-story building with covered entrance next to parking lot with sign on grass

Green "Leola" sign on right side of two-lane road with single-story houses in the background

Road signs on right side of two-land highway in forested area

Single-story buildings on two-lane highway

Brick church building with steeple and brick sign on parking lot

Leola Baptist Church

Brick church building with covered entrance and steeple on two-lane street

Leola Methodist Church

Brick post office building on parking lot and flag pole with radio tower and water tower in the background

Leola Post Office

Rural road and buildings with water tower

Leola Water Tower

Stone monument with engraving of airplane in flight and text with names and flower bed at its base

Marker at Grant County Veterans Memorial Park

"Lynch law at Sheridan" newspaper clipping

Ed McCollum Lynching Article

"Threatened Lynching" newspaper clipping

Amos Neely Lynching Article

"One More" newspaper clipping

Amos Neely Lynching Article

People entering a single-story building with white siding

Oak Grove School

Single-story building with gabled roof and covered entrances

Oak Grove School

Crowd of white men and women outside church building

Old Folks' Singing

Three white men standing in front of multistory wooden house

Men and women singing to congregation in church sanctuary with wooden pews and cross curtain

Highway entering small town

Dirt road through cemetery with brick signs under power lines

Single story wooden building alongside railroad tracks

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Small town street scene with buildings

Poyen Street Scene

Small town street scene with houses

Poyen Street Scene

Memorial wall under pavilion with brick columns and three flag poles outside it

Poyen Veterans' Memorial

water tower atop tall legs and "Poyen Indians" on the side

Poyen Water Tower

Metal sign listing team sports accomplishments with trees in background

Poyen Welcome Sign

Small wooden building with sign saying "Prague" and several people waiting for arriving train

Road signs next to two-lane tree-lined road over bridge

Two-lane road with service station on its right side and garage building on its left side

Single-story building with awning on parking lot with water tower in the background

Prattsville City Hall and Water Tower

Brick building with Dutch gable roof and tower inside fence with brick sign on street corner

Prattsville Community Center

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