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stone arch over small brick base with plaque in front of siding and brick building

Abbott Institute Arch

white man in suit and tie

Small home with steeply angled roof surrounded by water

Three story brick building of shops with long balconies with cars parked by it and railroad tracks in foreground

Biggers Street Scene

Highway bridge and river with river bank in foreground

Black River Bridge

brick building entrance "Administration" with road running before it

Black River Technical College

Abandoned school house and shed with overgrown yard

Cedar Grove School No. 81

Abandoned school house and shed in overgrown yard

Cedar Grove School No. 81

hand-drawn faces on black and white tiles on memorial wall

"Randolph" newspaper clipping

George Cole Lynching Article

Single-story house with covered porch and stone walls on hill

Columbia Jarrett Baptist Church

"Served him right" newspaper clipping

George Corvett Lynching Article

Dig site with excavated wall inside and yellow line markers

Davidsonville Excavation

Aerial view of excavation sites showing the corners of a former courthouse

Davidsonville Courthouse Remains

Stack of coins and coin pieces with thimble and metal pin

Davidsonville Artifacts

White person's hands holding the remains of a leather pouch

Davidsonville Artifact

Animal skins hanging from wooden wall

Davidsonville Exhibit

map outlining Arkansas counties with red pin in northeast quadrant

Davidsonville Historic State Park: Park Location

Stone monument with "Old Davidsonville State Park Oldest Town Site in Arkansas" plaque on it

Davidsonville Plaque

Person standing before large building frame

Davidsonville Park Ghost Structure

Group of white men and women standing in store amid various goods on floor and shelves

Dixon's Grocery

Single-story building with white siding and green roof on parking lot

Eddie Mae Herron Center & Museum

River with green foliage and bridge in the background

Eleven Point River

Two people standing in shallow river looking toward steel truss bridge and trees

Eleven Point River

"State News Bradley" newspaper clipping

Hampton Lynching Article

Tall trees in daylight

"Lynching at Clarendon" newspaper clipping

Jack Harris Lynching Article

"Negro lynched at Clarendon" newspaper clipping

Jack Harris Lynching Article

"Arkansas News" newspaper clipping

Jack Harris Lynching Article

"Lynching at Clarendon" newspaper clipping

Jack Harris Lynching Article

"Welcome to Columbia Jarrett Baptist Church" sign with trees and gravel road behind it

Jarrett Baptist Church Sign

Cemetery with fence and iron gate with stone columns

Jarrett Cemetery

Side view of concrete arch bridge over creek with "Marrs Creek" road sign and railings

Marr's Creek Bridge

"Marr's Creek" plaque dated 1950 embedded in concrete

Marr's Creek Bridge Plaque

Looking across concrete bridge over creek on two-lane street

Marr's Creek Bridge

Single-story "museum and general store" building with picnic area in the background

Maynard Pioneer Museum

Horse saddles and farming implements on display with framed photographs and documents

Maynard Pioneer Museum

Farming machinery on display in a field with wooden platforms

Maynard Pioneer Museum

small log cabin church with steeple and cross on grass with trees

Maynard Pioneer Museum Grounds

"Mullican Murdered" newspaper clipping

Andrew Mullican Lynching Article

Orange metal gate and "Old Jackson Cemetery" sign on dirt road

Old Jackson Cemetery

Diagram showing location of town buildings in Jackson Arkansas

Old Jackson Map

"Old Jackson" road sign on pole

Old Jackson Road

multistory rock building with staircase with a tree in the middle of it

Old Pocahontas High School

Cracked rural highway with single-story house and silos in the distance

Old U.S. Highway 67

Single-story school building with A-frame roof and fence

Old Union School

Weathered "Pitman's Ferry" historical marker sign in front of trees

Pitman's Ferry Memorial

View from river bank of steel arch bridge with concrete supports in water

Pocahontas Bridge

White man using a team of oxen to pull a tractor on dirt town street with single and multistory buildings in the background

Pocahontas Courthouse Square

City square with power lines and brick courthouse in center

Pocahontas Courthouse Square

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