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"Amtrak" train station building with pavilion and parking lot

Clark County Museum

Red "Missouri Pacific Lines" train car on display with sign and pavilion with trees

Clark County Museum

Brick library building with two wings and porch supported by four columns with arched doorway on street

Clark County Library

"Erected by Woman's Library Association of Arkadelphia 1903" plaque on brick wall

Clark County Library Plaque

"Clark County" map with borders roads cities waterways

Clark County Map

Two-story building with columns and arched windows

Clark County Public Library

Multistory house with covered porch and overgrown circular driveway

"Doctorr W. A. Clark sells Baptist" newspaper clipping

Clark Retirement Notice

Two white men standing and white man sitting at desk in office

faded black and white photo of older white woman with round glasses in dress and necklace and a braided bun

Alida Clawson Clark

faded black and white photo of older white man with round glasses and beard in suit jacket

Young white man smiling in Naval uniform with cap

African-American man in military uniform

Herbert V. Clark

Two-story brick house with glassed-in central section

Joe Marsh and Maxine Clark House

Four white men in suits and white woman in court room

Steve Clark Being Sworn In

White man in suit and tie sitting on child's desk while speaking in classroom

White men in suits standing with white women in dresses

Steve Clark and Staff

African-American man and woman sitting in chair

Mamie and Kenneth Clark

African-American man, woman, and son posing together in formal dress

Funeral wagon and horses on street with people watching from their elevated multistory house across the street

Moses Clark House

African-American man with long beard in suit in oval frame

white man in military regalia before American-flag-themed backdrop

campaign button "Clark 04 New American Patriotism"

Wesley Clark Campaign Button

Faded photo of older white man standing in suit and tie

African-American woman with short hair and earrings smiling in low cut dress

White man with white hair in a black suit and white shirt

White man in suit wearing a hat with wagon and buildings behind him

Group photo of white men and women in yard and on balcony outside multistory brick building

Clarke's Academy

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

Clarksville Armistice Day Parade

Weathered obelisk shaped monument in cemetery

Clarksville Confederate Monument

Men transporting cotton bales with horse-drawn wagons on town road

Clarksville Cotton

Single story brick building beside railroad tracks

Clarksville Depot

"Dreadful steamboat disaster" newspaper clipping

Clarksville Disaster Story

"More about the Burned Steamer" newspaper clipping

Clarksville Disaster Story

"Steamboat Clarksville Burnt - Loss of Life" newspaper clipping

Clarksville Disaster Story

"Daily Journal Monday Morning June 5" newspaper clipping

Clarksville Disaster Story

Three white male workers standing near pumps at a brick gas station under sign saying "continental oil co."

Clarksville Gas Station

Brick school building with covered porch

Clarksville High School Building No. 1

Brick building with chimney and tractor

Clarksville High School Building No. 1 (back)

Two-story brick building with rectangular windows and square panes on street

Clarksville National Guard Armory

Close-up of two-story brick building with flag pole on street

Clarksville National Guard Armory Entrance

Two-story brick building with trees and sign above its front door

Clarksville National Guard Armory

Multicolored street scene painting hanging in hallway

Clarksville Post Office Art

Two-story brick building with columns and arched windows on street corner

Clarksville Presbyterian Church

Single-story building with wood siding and hip roof on street

Clarksville Skating Rink

Street corner with men seated near cars and standing outside "Clarksville's greatest value store"

Clarksville Street Scene

multi story "John C Hill 1883" brick building dirt road gazebo cars horse carriages audience

Clarksville Street Scene

View of town square with gazebo in the foreground and multistory buildings around it

Clarksville Street Scene

White residents walking on sidewalk by storefronts under signs past parked cars

Clarksville Street Scene

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