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Eureka Springs - Churches
No full textSt. Elizabeth's Catholic Church, Eureka Springs. Photo from Arkansas Publicity Information Commission, Little Rock. Printing instructions on reverse. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Churches. 2. St. Elizabeth's Church. 3. Architecture--Eureka Springs. (On verso: St. Elizabeth's Church entered through the bell tower.
Folk Festivals
No full textView of George Head's square dancers on roller skates. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: George Head's square dancers on roller skates appeared at the Ozark Folk Festival, Eureka Springs, in 1955 + 1956 [photo. stamp].
Cora Pinkley Call
No full textSeveral snap shots of a cabin before, during and after its restructuring; also view of Call with daughter [?]. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Cora Pinkley Call.
Lewis Freund
No full textFreund at a square dance and with Miss Arkansas, 1954. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Louis Freund and "Miss Arkansas" - 1954 - at Hog Scald.
Hollister, Missouri
No full textStreet scene in Hollister. (Sepia tone photo has been artistically tinted.) [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: Hollister, Mo.
Fantastic Caverns
No full text"Pillar of Onyx," Fantastic Caverns. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Caves. (On recto: Fantastic Caverns. Pillar of Onyx."(On verso: Springfield, Mo.
Osmyn "Ozz" Mowers
No full textInformal full length portrait. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Osmyn (Ozz) Mowers, builder of "the Castle" at Inspiration Point, Eureka Springs.
World War II
No full textPublicity photos showing combat support units and soldiers in action. (On recto: 122116."(On verso: SC 122116, Method of loading, transporting and unloading of tanks, trucks, guns, and motorcycles, making use of flat cars, 1941. [photo. stamp].
Fayetteville - Houses
No full text(On verso: House at SW corner of Locust & Center St--Demolished 1963 for new fire station--built about 1890-1900. An example of poor architecture. Arkansas, Fayetteville.) Sign, "Community Center/Salvation Army" visible on house. Same house as 3034. 1. Architecture--Fayetteville
Fayetteville - Log house
No full textView of double log house in Fayetteville area. (On verso: Arkansas. Fayetteville area " log house.