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"Sultana," Performed by Harmony

Burning steamboat on river on "Sultana Disaster Museum" brochure with "The Forgotten Tragedy" section

Sultana Disaster Museum

Large crowd on a steamboat with two smoke stacks at boat dock

African-American men in hats and women in hats and dresses picking cotton with orange sky in background

Advertisement reading "Ever Heard of Mena"

Sundown Town Flyer

Three-story brick building in newspaper advertisement "Siloam Springs, Arkansas"

Sundown Town Flyer

"Come to Scott County, Arkansas" brochure advertisement

Sundown Town Map

"The Italian as a cotton picker" newspaper clipping

Sunnyside Plantation Article

"Worthen's Successor" newspaper clipping

Sunnyside Plantation Convict Labor Article

Painting of African-American men and women in hats and white clothes picking cotton

Suspension bridge cable

Stone square with engraved round blue marker on grass

Suspension bridge over water with fall foliage

Suspension Bridge

Stone church building on gravel parking lot

"Sweet Home Chicago," Performed by Robert Lockwood Jr.

"Welcome to Swifton home of George Kell Bobby Winkles Skeeter Kell Major League Baseball Players" signs on brick wall

Older white man in shirt and tie with two young white men in rain coats

Barry Switzer in Rain Jacket

"$60,000 Sylvan Hills Country Club" advertisement with photographs and descriptions in magazine

Sylvan Hills Country Club Ad

Multistory house on "Park Hill and Sylvan Hills" advertisement

Sylvan Hills Country Club Ad

Drawing of centipede-like creature and the same on the ground on dirt

Infected human skin examples with corresponding letters

Blue white and purple map of Arkansas with key

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