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Two-story house with tower behind a brick wall

Ace of Clubs House

Spiral staircase beyond two painted columns with fleur-de-lis on them

Ace of Clubs House

Excavation site with irregular pile of materials indicated by a small chalkboard

Map showing division of counties after Arkansas statehood

Arkansas Counties Map, 1836

Texarkana Texas and Arkansas border sign outside multistory building with stairs

Arkansas-Texas State Line

Two young white women in matching hats and dresses sitting on stairs with Texas-Arkansas border line painted on them and stone building in background

Arkansas-Texas State Line

"Negro is lynched at Garland City" newspaper clipping

Andrew Avery Lynching Article

Brick church building with central tower with gothic arch entrance

Community Church in Garland

Side view of burning body of African-American man chained to pole

Edward Coy Lynching

Front view of burned body of African-American man chained to pole

Edward Coy Lynching

"The cedar stump to which Ed Coy was burned has been manufactured into cuff buttons" newspaper clipping

Edward Coy Lynching Article

"Another Account" newspaper clipping

Coy Lynching Article (AP)

"At the Stake" newspaper clipping

Coy Lynching Article

"Coy's Carcass" newspaper clipping

Coy Lynching Article

"Negro thought to have been killed" newspaper clipping

Davis Lynching Article

"Hemp Holiday" newspaper clipping

Dock Walker Execution Story

White men and boys standing outside brick building with a goat cart

Group of white men and wheeled cart outside railroad depot building

Group of white students and teachers outside multistory school house with bell tower

Cars parked outside brick storefronts on dirt road

"The Situation at Texarkana" newspaper clipping

Great Southwestern Strike Article

"Hang Him" newspaper clipping

Haden Lynching Article

Multistory white brick building with cars parked adjacent

"Judge Lynch" newspaper article

James Howard Lynching Article

African-American man with short hair in suit

"Scott Joplin American Composer" painted mural on brick building showing black hands on piano keys

Scott Joplin Mural

Young white woman with long hair in hat and dress

Map with "Lost Prairie" inside green circle with arrow

Lost Prairie Location

"Hangman's Day" newspaper clipping

Luther Taylor Execution Story

"Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin

Multistory stone art deco building with smooth walls relief columns dentil entablature steps flagpole and mailbox

Miller County Courthouse

White men in suits and farmer in a hat with tractor and trailer

Miller County Farming Machinery

Single-story brick building painted white with green roof and sign in front saying "museum open Saturday"

Miller County Historical and Family Museum

Rust-colored metal rectangle engraved with names and locations

Miller County Lynching

"Miller County" map with borders roads cities river

Miller County Map

Field of yellow flowers with trees in the background

Miller County Sandhills Natural Area

White man in black suit with a white cravat and curtains in the background

Grove of trees growing in grass causeway

Mound E Causeway

Tree-covered mound with soil in the foreground

White man with crying keyboard behind him

Conlon Nancarrow

White man in suit standing outside house with round front porch and fence with gate

Dr. M. V. Newman

Flag pole with signs in cemetery

Old Rondo Cemetery

Two-lane highway with signs and trees on both sides

Old U.S. Highway 67

"Texarkana quiet after mob rule" newspaper clipping

Owen Lynching Article

"Texarkana Negro is victim of mob" newspaper clipping

Owen Lynching Article

White children

White woman in floral dress sitting on bench

Charline Person

White woman sitting on steps of her single-story brick house with car in garage

Charline Person Home

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Railroad at Genoa

Steel arch bridge with concrete platform over river with sign "Positively No Dumping" to the right

Red River Bridge

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