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Vinyl record with yellow "Sun" label

"Flying Saucers Rock 'n Roll"

"Examination of the Flynn-Doran parties concluded" newspaper clipping

Flynn-Doran War Story

Industrial buildings with power lines

"Folsom Prison Blues," Performed by Johnny Cash

White man in suit and hat standing next to white man sitting at desk with white man standing behind shelf in hardware store

Fones Brothers Building

Pair of plows on floor of hardware store with men at desk and shelving in the background

Fones Brothers Building

Multistory "Fones" building on city street corner

Old white man in hat and red shirt using a lathe outside his cabin

White man with long beard in suit and bow tie

Chastine Forbes

"Into Eternity" newspaper clipping

Ford Execution Article

Three white in suits and ties men on stage

Older white man with glasses in suit and tie

Older white woman and man with glasses sitting on brick steps

Arch and Ruby Ford

White man boy and woman smiling in suits

White men women and children standing outside house with covered porch and fence

line drawing of white man with mustache and glasses on book cover

Street wet with rain with brick buildings and storefronts with parked cars

Fordyce Main Street

Group of young white men in uniform with brass instruments and "Fordyce concert band" drum

Fordyce Concert Band

Dirt street with brick storefronts and horse drawn carriage

Fordyce Main Street

Three-story building with elaborate awning on front and striped awnings on windows on street with Army-Navy hospital in background

Fordyce Bathhouse

Storefront buildings with curb steps on street corner

Fordyce Commercial Historic District

Multistory storefronts on street with parked trucks and multistory building with dome in the background

Fordyce Commercial Historic District

Multistory house with two front columns and stairs

Side view of multistory house with privacy fence

Single-story garage building with privacy fence

Looking up at front of multistory house with covered porch and two columns

Close-up of multistory house with covered porch and sign

people admiring and working on train-shaped cake on display outside

Fordyce on the Cotton Belt Festival Cake Train

four white people in horse-drawn cart riding in parade down street lined with onlookers

Fordyce on the Cotton Belt Festival Parade

train on tracks, with plume of steam from the engine, spectators on far side of train

Fordyce on the Cotton Belt Festival

Single story brick building with flat roof

Fordyce Post Office

"Benton Hardware Company" and other brick storefronts on street with parked vehicles

Fordyce Street Scene

Multistory building with dome on street corner

Fordyce Street Scene

Traffic passing by multistory brick buildings with row of parked cars on street with traffic lights

Fordyce Street Scene

Men and horse drawn carriage on town street with multistory buildings on both sides

Fordyce Street Scene

Looking down sidewalk in residential neighborhood with houses inside fences on dirt street

Fordyce Street Scene

Dirt street with brick storefronts and building with tower and trees

Fordyce Street Scene

Steam locomotive parked at a train station "Fordyce" with crowd of people

Fordyce Train Depot

formal portrait of white man and woman with four children

John Fordyce Family

White man with thin mustache and beard in military uniform with cap

White man with a beard sitting down with young white woman standing up in a dress with curtains behind them

Samuel and Susan Fordyce

white woman in fur stole and hat in fancy dress

White men standing outside large two-story log structure with tower

Fordyce House, "The Cabin"

White man with long beard in suit and tie

Multistory brick church building steps and columns in front

Crowd of people with horse-drawn wagons transporting cotton down a street lined with buildings

Foreman Cotton Auction

Multistory hotel building and storefronts on street

Foreman Street Scene

"Arkansas River leaves on Saturday 21st instant at 5 p. m." newspaper clipping

"Steamboat Disaster" newspaper clipping

Forest Rose Disaster Story

"Explosion of the Forest Rose" newspaper clipping

Forest Rose Disaster Story

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