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narrow pyramid-shaped bell tower open near the top

Cane Hill College

Two-story house with covered porch and balcony and stone chimney

Cane Hill College Dormitory

Multistory mill building with water wheel

Multistory wooden building with water wheel on the side

rustic wooden building surrounded by trees with sign reading "U.S. Post Office Canehill, AR. 72717"

Cane Hill Post Office

Men on horseback and horse drawn carriages on town street with storefronts on both sides

Cane Hill Street Scene

Street lined with buildings busy with wagons and car

Cane Hill Street Scene

Men boys and horses outside multi story stone building horse and man cutout roof sign

Cane Hill Street Scene

Horse drawn carriages on town street with multistory building with tower in the background

Cane Hill Street Scene

Bridge over creek in field with trees with multistory houses and church with steeple in the background

Cane Hill: 1891

Stairs leading up to "Caney Cemetery" gate with brick columns

"Twenty Negroes Wounded" newspaper clipping

Canfield Race War Article

Older African-American man in military uniform featuring medals with flags behind him

White man in hat and overalls with white woman and boy in kitchen slicing vegetables

Canning at Dyess

Overgrown log cabin in forested area

Canning Kitchen

Cannon mounted on round base next to a flag pole

Cannon at White River National Wildlife Refuge

Old white woman speaking at microphone in striped sweater

Red-white-and-blue airplanes at airport and "Phillips 66" sign with building in the background

Capital Citizens' Council Graphic

poster titled "Conspiracy at Little Rock to Negro-ize Travelers Baseball Team" with image of letter written by segregationist Amis Guthridge to Arkansas Travelers manager Ray Winder

Capital Citizens' Council Anti-integration Flyer

Capital Citizens' Council Graphic

Crowd of people gathered around monument with statue and flags hanging above them

Capital Guards Monument Dedication

Multistory buildings and power lines on city street

Capital Hotel; 1892

four-story white stone building with red awnings over each side window and words "Capital Hotel" at top

Capital Hotel; 2008

"Brass Rail Whiskey" neon sign on covered walkway supported by columns on sidewalk outside hotel building

Capital Hotel Columns

View of city street and buildings leading up to state capitol building in background from above

Balcony and doorway in white marble

Capitol Balcony

Four-story marble building with dome under construction

Capitol Construction

Unfinished dome with cranes and workers standing on a ledge above its columns

Capitol Construction

Workers in matching uniforms on top of building with dome window and crane

Capitol Construction

Statue of soldier on stone monument near steps and large tree

Capitol Guards Memorial

Large plywood structure in park with multistory building in background

Capitol Guards Memorial Vandalism

Doorway and arch in white marble

Capitol Interior

White man in suit and glasses holding a cigarette in front of another white man, in rural setting with barn.

Two white men in formal attire at a desk with microphones reading from various handwritten letters.

Group of white men and white boy posing with moonshine still outside brick building

"Lynched Him" newspaper clipping

Henry Capus Lynching Article

"The Steamboat Car of Commerce" newspaper clipping

Car of Commerce Steamboat Article

"Car Wheels on a Gravel Road," Performed by Lucinda Williams

Corner view of multistory rectangular brick building with flat roof

Caraway Masonic Lodge

"Vote for Mrs Hattie W Caraway" campaign card

Hattie Caraway Card

"Caraway" grave monument in cemetery

Caraway Gravesite

Multistory brick building with round covered porch with columns and Greek letters in front yard with trees

Multistory brick building with wings and street lamp in round flower bed in center of courtyard

Single-story store front buildings on street with parked cars

Caraway Street Scene

Close-up of "Caraway" grave monument with floral design on top

Caraway Tombstone

Tribute plaque on court house lawn

Caraway Tribute

Old white woman with curly hair in a dress

White woman in ribbon hat suit and tie speaking to white man in suit outdoors

Hattie and Thaddeus Caraway

White woman with brooch and "Hattie W Caraway" text

Hattie Caraway Stamp Program

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