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Eureka Springs - Crescent Hotel
No full textBarefoot woman with horse, drinking from dipper at well at Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Eureka Springs. Crescent Hotel. 2. Horses. (On verso: Crescent Hotel [photo. stamp].
Water mills
No full textView of mill in Oregon County, Missouri and unidentified mill. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Oreg Co Mo.
Ernest Schilling
No full textViews of Schilling and his mule at the Folk Festival in Eureka Springs. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Folk Festivals, 1954. (On verso: "By Golly" (Ernest Schilling) at Ozark Folk Festival [photo. stamp].
James Hill
No full textPortrait, head and shoulders. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: Henry Hill."(On verso: Henry Hill.
Handicrafts
No full textView of several exhibits and craftsmen at the Ozark Hobby Show in Eureka Springs, 1954. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Albert Harp at the Ozark Hobby Show - 1954.
James Hill
No full textPortrait, head and shoulders. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: James Hill."(On verso: James Hill.
Eureka Springs - Lake Lucerne
No full textSwimming area at Lake Lucerne. Printing instructions on reverse. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Recreation. Swimming. (On verso: Lake Lucerne, Eureka Springs.
Fairy Cave
No full textSeveral views of the various formations inside the cave. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Caves---Missouri. (On recto: The Flag Fairy Cave."(On verso: Stone Co, Mo.
Automobiles
No full text2 slightly different views of elderly couple in old (home-built?) automobile. Photographer's shadow visible in 3499. Same car as 3498, 3500. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia, vol. M-12.
Fayetteville - Stone House
No full textSlightly different views of front of house built by David Walker prior to Civil War. (On verso: The "Stone" house on west Center St., built by David " Walker prior to Civil War - now Colonial Apts (1962). Arkansas, Fayetteville. Stone house.) At one point named "Colonial Apts." 1. Historic buildings--Fayetteville. 2. Walker, David. 3. Stone, Stephen K. 4. Architecture--Fayetteville