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Stone arch entrance at park with basketball court and building with rock walls and street lights

shingled house with two gables and ornate front porch with people in late early twentieth century style clothes

W. H. Allen House; 1910

Multistory house with cross-hipped roof and covered porch with white wooden fence

W. H. Allen House

Multistory house and outbuildings on dirt road surrounded by tree covered countryside view from above

W. H. Allen House: Aerial View

white family of four wearing early twentieth century attire sit in front of wooden house with wooden fence and gate

W. H. Allen House in 1904

White man woman and three children on porch of their house

W. H. Allen House Porch with Allen Family

White family on steps of single-story house with covered porch and fence and man with horse nearby

W. H. Toland House

Two-story house with covered porch and drive way

W. H. Young House

Two-story house with covered porch and side entrance

W. H. Young House

Single-story building with covered porch and tower with diamond shaped window

W. R. "Witt" Stephens Building

Two-lane highway through town with railroad tracks on the right side and water tower in the background

Two-lane road with service station on the left and brick buildings on the right side

Gravestones in cemetery with trees in the background

Wabbaseka Cemetery

"Wabbaseka Community Park" sign and flag poles on street with single-story buildings and houses in the background

Wabbaseka Community Park

Brick church building with arched doorway

Wabbaseka United Methodist Church

Front view of brick church building with arched doorway

Wabbaseka United Methodist Church

Brick church building with cross and sign in front yard

Wabbaseka United Methodist Church

Single-story brick church building with sign and cross in front yard

Wabbaseka United Methodist Church

Brick building and playground equipment near water tower with road and railroad tracks in the foreground

Wabbaseka Water Tower

White man in military garb

White man in suit and tie

William J. Waggoner

Young white man in suit and tie

William J. Waggoner

White man in military uniform standing with white woman in dress with trees behind them

William J. Waggoner and Ruth Bradford

White man in suit and tie

William J. Waggoner

Old white man in suit and tie seated at kitchen table across from older white woman with glasses with cook book

Remnants of wooden wagon and wagon wheel buried in the ground next to storefront on rural town road

Crowd of white visitors gathered in front of outdoor stage during the day

Wakarusa Music Festival

"West of the Alamo" advertisement listing actors photographs cowboy on horse comical man and band

West of the Alamo Lobby Card starring Jimmy Wakely

Portrait of a white man in western wear leaning on fence with his hand on a horse's head

Comic book cover featuring white men battling native americans

Jimmy Wakely Comic

"Walton's" store with red and white awning and "Wal-Mart visitors center" on the windows

Wal-Mart Visitors Center

Crowd waiting outside a supermarket with parked cars

Wal-Mart, First Opening of

Dirt road with buildings and horse drawn wagons

Waldo (Columbia County)

People standing at a store front with "Merchants and Farmers Bank" painted on its side

Waldo Street Scene

Water tower with buildings right under it

Waldo Water Tower

Multistory "Masonic Hall" building with houses and other structures in the background

Waldron Aerial View

Storefronts on street with signs and street lamps

Waldron Commercial Historic District

School building with green roof and covered windows

Waldron Home Ec Building

Handwritten letter on "City of Waldron, Arkansas" letterhead addressed to Dr. L.D. Duncan in Little Rock

Waldron Letterhead

Oxen-drawn wagon in front of storefront buildings on dirt street

Waldron Produce

People standing on covered sidewalk outside multistory storefronts with balcony on dirt street

Waldron Street Scene

Parked cars on street with multistory brick storefronts and signs on both sides

Waldron Street Scene

Line of parked cars in front of multistory brick storefronts on street with "Standard Gasoline" on the right side in the foreground

Waldron Street Scene

Single-story brick building next to metal building with garage bay door

Waldron Telephone Co.

Exterior brick "Western Auto Associate Store" and other buildings with pedestrians, cars

Waldron Western Auto Store

White pilot in open cockpit wearing military uniform with cap and headphones

"Army Air Forces Training Command" certificate for James A. Waldron

James Waldron Certificate

Interior of Walton Arts Center with modern furniture glass walls chandelier and stairs

Multistory brick building with "Walker Center" awning over its front door

White man in a suit and tie sitting in a chair

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