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J M Ballantyne
No full textPosed snapshot of Ballantyne, poet and philosopher of Claremore, Ok. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: J.M. Ballantyne poet + philosopher of Claremore, Ok.
El Dorado - Oil boom
No full text24 offset pictures of the El Dorado oil boom printed for the Arkansas semi-centennial oil celebration, 1921-1971. Typical scenes include El Dorado court house, Rock Island depot, Ku Klux Klan meeting, jail scene, and several drilling crews
Cherokee Lake
No full textPublicity photos of Cherokee Lake and Village at Hardy, Ark. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: Water skiiing is a popular sport on Cherokee Lake.
Blanchard Spring
No full textView of dam and falls at Blanchard Spring, Stone County, Ark., and view of mill in the area. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Water Mills. (On recto: Blanchard Springs area) (On verso: Blanchard Spring area.
Baby show
No full textPhoto of toddler standing by large chrysanthemum on a stand. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.
Thomas Hart Benton
No full textPhotos of Benton's paintings; also family snap shots. Includes view of Benton's daughter looking at a portrait of herself which he painted. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: "Aaron," by Benton [photo. stamp].
Smiley "Frog" Burnett
No full textView of Burnett posed with Gene Autry. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Actors and actresses. (On recto: Frog."(On verso: Smiley "Frog" Burnett (l) and Gene Autry.
Baxter County - Views
No full textVarious scenes in Baxter County including Lake Norfork and an old log home. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Baxter Co.
Eureka Springs - Bancroft Lodge
No full textInterior of Bancroft Lodge, "home of the late Wilbur Bancroft," showing log walls, organ. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Interiors. 2. Bancroft, Wilbur. (On verso: Bancroft Lodge. Eureka Springs. Home of late Wilbur Bancroft.
Eureka Springs - Churches
No full textFirst Methodist Church, Eureka Springs. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Churches. 2. Methodist Church. 3. Architecture--Eureka Springs