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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.
Railroads - Missouri
No full textSnap shots of the C & E locomotive, station and engineer. (World's shortest railroad, between Cassville and Exeter, Barry County, Missouri). [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: World's shortest railroad, the C & E, between Cassville and Exeter, Barry Co., Mo.
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: Benton contemplating his daughter Jessie in contemplation of a portrait of herself, painted by her father [photo. stamp].
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
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: On the Buffalo. What a swimming hole! (Benton + son, "T.P." [photo. stamp].
Sam A. Leath
No full textView of Leath on horseback. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Sam A. Leath-came to Eureka Springs in 1897.
Clothing and dress
No full textPortrait, head and shoulders of woman in large hat covered with ostrich [?] plumes and wearing elaborately tucked and embroidered dress. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Costume + dress - hats.
Annie House
No full textSeveral views of Annie House, oldest newspaper woman in Arkansas (1957). [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: "Nick" Nichols & Annie House."(On verso: no.11.
Fred High
No full textTwo portraits, head and shoulders--one of High in some type of thorny headdress; one group photo of High with two unidentified women. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Fred High [photo. stamp].
Lena Wilson
No full textView of Wilson with goats and view of her mule and wagon in which she collected garbage in Eureka Springs. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: Lena Wilson."(On verso: Eureka Springs ex-school teacher prefers garbage collecting with "Jobe" - mule [photo. stamp].