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White woman with long brown hair in black short-sleeved shirt speaking into microphone

"Gospel Singers" letterhead on envelope with African-American woman singing and Roberta Martin thirty-two-cent stamp

Roberta Martin Postage Stamp

White man in suit sitting at his desk with his arms crossed

white man in suit and tie

White man standing in suit with African-American women and children sitting beside him

Mabel Martineau

Two-story brick storefronts including one with a sign saying "McKinney Hardware Co." and power lines on dirt road

Marvell Street Scene

Riverboat painted "Mary Woods No. 2" tied up in shallow river

Mary Woods No. 2 Steamboat

Pond with stone multistory monastery and water tower surrounded by trees

Marylake Monastery

Multistory house with covered porch and flat roof with stone walls and benches in the foreground

Dr. James D. Mashburn House

Musicians performing on large wooden stage to large crowd

African-American man with mustache in suit and bow tie

Portrait of African American man wearing suit

Three story white marble building

Masonic Building

Two-story stone building with sign

Masonic Lodge 426

Single-story building with siding covered entrances and blue roof on gravel road

Masonic Lodge No. 743

Three-tier stone monument with Masonic symbol and engraving saying "Camp White Sulphur Springs War Masons" with names

Masonic Monument

Three two-story houses in a row in a wooded area

Masonic Orphans Home

Four-story brick building on street corner with first floor windows papered over

White woman smiling in skirt with brooch

Mary Smith Massey

"Brother Samuel Proctor Massie Senior" interpretation panel with photograph and Greek letters on it

Massie Sr. Plaque

African American man in pinstriped suit and tie

Single story white concrete block building with water tank on top with "Masterfit Manufacturing Corporation" on the front

Large femur bone in glass display case with identification card

Single-story stone building with porch and trees

"More Deadly. The Perryville War once more" newspaper clipping

Young smiling African-American woman in flowered top with necklaces

Service station on dirt road with multistory building with clock tower in the background

Matthews Garage

Two story building with four columns supporting covered entrance

Driveway leading up to multistory white building with garage entrances

Matthews House Driveway and Garages

Large multistory white house with curved red brick staircase

Matthews House Entrance

Garden with birdbath and variety of plants and flowers and walkway

Matthews House Garden

Small white building in garden with stone fountain

Matthews House Grounds

Patio with long table and chairs on each side amid trees and white building

Matthews House Patio

one-story house with green and white metal awning over porch

Matthews Lustron House

Two story white house with red tile roof

Justin Matthews Jr. House

White man with glasses in suit and tie

Justin Matthews Sr. Obituary

Old white man in hat and suit on ship deck

Justin Matthews Sr.

Justin Matthews Plaque

Book cover "Maudelle: A Novel Founded on Facts Gathered From Living Witnesses"

Stone bunker with chimney covered in green foliage surrounded by trees

Munitions Storage Facility

Single-story house and barn on flooded farm

Maumelle Flooding

Brick building with covered entrance on parking lot

Maumelle Library

Military bunker and tree

Maumelle Ordnance Works Bunker No. 4

Bunker door with sign above it

Maumelle Ordnance Works Bunker No. 4

Top of military bunker with trees in the background

Maumelle Ordnance Works Bunker No. 4

Close-up of steel truss bridge over river with concrete columns

Maumelle River Bridge

Overhead view of construction site on river

Maumelle River Dam

Columns and rounded top with the words "duty honor country selfless service" and flag pole with lake and apartment buildings in the background

Maumelle Veterans Memorial

White man in hat standing in pit with another man in a hat sitting on the ground with fence behind them

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