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"Welcome to Altus" sign with brick base and roof Altus Wineries Sign
Four-wheeled vehicle covered in tarp with "Mammoth Black" written on it Apple Float
Crowd of people sitting and standing under trees outside multistory stone building with covered porch Arkansas Folk Festival
Crowd of people with folding chairs gathered around a multistory stone building in town square Arkansas Folk Festival
Chair on book cover with text on gray background Arkansas Made 2nd Edition, Vol. 1
Drawing of white men women and children and white text on book cover Arkansas Made 2nd Edition, Vol. 2
Pistol vase metal can table and quilt design on black background with red yellow and white text Arkansas Made Vol. I
Picture of three white men playing chess on red background with blue white and gold text Arkansas Made Vol. II
Drawing of white man in flowing jacket and skirt holding large knife. At the bottom it says "Is not your Government more magnanimous than to hunt down women and children?" Arkansas Toothpick
White man on a white horse talking to a white family outside a log cabin with the word "Whisky" written above the front door Arkansas Traveler by Edward Washbourne
"Arkansas Traveler"
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Page of sheet music "Arkansas Traveler" Arkansas Traveler Music
Arkansas Wet/Dry Counties
Purple and red 5/8 cents State of Arkansas wine tax stamp Arkansas Wine Tax Stamp
White man in suit and hat with three white women smiling on cart pulled by cow outside log cabin "Arkansaw Traveler"
yellow restaurant menu Arlington Hotel Menu
African-American men and women at lectern Eliza Jane Ashley Citation
African-American woman cooking in kitchen with pot on stove Eliza Jane Ashley
White man in suit speaking at lectern accompanied by African-American women with glasses Eliza Jane Ashley
Train tracks next to warehouse buildings outbuildings and parking lot as seen from above Atkins Pickle Company; 1950s
Group of white men and forklift exiting "Atkins Pickle Company" packing warehouse on parking lot with sign and cars Atkins Pickle Company; 1955
Train running on tracks in between warehouse buildings and two-lane residential street as seen from above Atkins Pickle Company; 1990s
Two white men in suit and tie with five white women wearing aprons in office Atkins Staff
Eighteen-wheeler "Atkins Pickles and Peppers" Atkins Truck
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