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Newspaper clipping with text and photo of wreckage

Men and women standing in front of bank with ribbon and one man holding large novelty scissors

Damaged buildings and houses as seen from above

Cabot Tornado Damage

"Lynched a white man" newspaper clipping

Zallie C. Cadle Lynching Article

"Double Lynching" newspaper clipping

Caldwell and Thomas Lynching Article

"Protect Them" newspaper clipping

Call for Protection

"From the South" newspaper clipping

Cambridge Steamboat Article

Military vehicles on town street with crowds of people and parked cars on both sides

Camp Jesse Turner Parade

Women and uniformed men dancing, signed "C.M.T.C. Dance. Camp - Pike. Ark. Aug. 1921- #41."

Camp Pike Dance

White man in suit and tie with white boy in striped shirt

Camp Nelson Rededication

Group of white men with cement truck in a dirt field

Camp Nelson Restoration

"Twenty Negroes Wounded" newspaper clipping

Canfield Race War Article

"Lynched Him" newspaper clipping

Henry Capus Lynching Article

"The Steamboat Car of Commerce" newspaper clipping

Car of Commerce Steamboat Article

"Another Awful Steamboat Disaster!" newspaper clipping

Caroline Steamboat Article

"Another Steamboat Conflagration" newspaper clipping

Caroline Steamboat Article

"Arkansas Justice. How they square accounts with horse thieves in Arkansas" newspaper clipping

Carroll County Lynching Article

Front page of Arkansas Gazette dated May 5 1927

Carter Lynching Headlines

"Lynching in Little Rock" historical marker sign

John Carter Memorial

Young African-American man hanging from a pole with white men in hats standing around him

John Carter Lynching

"Losses of the Third Cavalry at Clear Lake Arkansas" newspaper clipping

Casualties List

"Negro taken from constable killed" newspaper clipping

Sam Cates Lynching Article

large crowd fills stadium, platform decorated with banners in the distance

Centennial Celebration

Crowd of white students outside school building with soldiers and military trucks in the background

Central High Students

African American man and three African American women leaving room labeled "auxiliary court room"

Central High Students Leaving Federal Court, 1957

Single-story brick building with "Charleston 1954" on its side with silhouettes of woman and children

Charleston Desegregation Exhibit

"The well known very light draught fast running steamboat Cherokee..." newspaper clipping

Cherokee Steamboat Ad

"Steamboat Explosion" newspaper clipping

Cherokee Steamboat Article

White man in suit speaking at a lectern with crowd of people in chairs behind him

Group of white men in period costume firing a cannon in a field

Civil War Reenactment

"Four dead" newspaper clipping

Clarendon Lynching Article

Downtown parade with marching band soldiers spectators brick buildings "rexall drugs westinghouse coca cola."

Clarksville Armistice Day Parade

Newspaper advertisement for a baseball game

Claybrook Tigers Ad

Pair of old white men with glasses in suit and tie standing at fireplace with framed painting of white man with beard in suit on easel in between them

Powell Clayton Portrait

Mixed group of loggers carrying a large log using poles to support its weight

Clearing Timber

"Another resister is landed in jail" newspaper clipping

Cleburne County Draft War Article

"We regret to learn that the steamer Clermont number 2 which Captain Collins had placed upon the White River route instead of the Saint Francis has been snagged and sunk" newspaper clipping

Clermont Steamboat Article

"The following particulars of the loss of the s. b. Clermont on White River on the night of the 4th" newspaper clipping

Clermont Steamboat Article

Large crowd gathering in brightly colored rain jackets by glass windowed modern building and steel bridge

William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park Dedication

"Randolph" newspaper clipping

George Cole Lynching Article

"Council to Get Code on Comics" newspaper clipping

Comic Book Ban Article

"Crime Comic Books Rapped" newspaper clipping

Comic Book Ban Article

"Ordinance Number 556" newspaper clipping

Comic Book Ban Article

"Paragould has lost compress" newspaper clipping

"Unequaled Brutality" newspaper clipping

Convict Lease Article

"Modern Horrors" newspaper clipping

Convict Lease Article

"Penitentiary" newspaper clipping

Convict Lease Article

"The Coal Hill Convicts" newspaper clipping

Convict Lease Article

Crowd of men in hats and women with umbrellas gathering around brick foundation construction materials

Corning Courthouse Cornerstone Ceremony

man sitting on car in flooded road

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