Dryden Pottery

Potters at Dryden Pottery in Hot Springs (Garland County) with “greenware” about to be placed in a kiln to be fired; circa 1960.

Three white women in pottery factory with bowls in the background with small cups and jugs in front of them

From the Clifton Hull photograph collection - other locations (BC.PHO.37.C), courtesy of the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies, Central Arkansas Library System

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