James Eagle

James Philip Eagle, sixteenth governor of Arkansas (1889-1893); circa 1903.

Profile view of old white man with long beard in suit and tie

From the Memoir of Mary K. Eagle, courtesy of the Center for Arkansas History and Culture, University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

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