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    1904 World’s Fair

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    Pictures of the exhibits in the building at the World's Fair. Pictures of the exhibits in the Arkansas building at the World's Fair. [Gift of R.R. Logan, July 1943.] (On verso: Exhibits in Ark. Bldg. World's Fair, 1904.

    Floods

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    Views of the flood in Mississippi County, Ark. [Photographs by Coy Howard.] (On verso: Mississippi County - 1973.

    Family life - portraits

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    Portrait of Allie Trout, Mart Simmons (standing), Herschel Vaughn and Eufala Simmons. 1. Clothing and dress---c.1900.Photograph by Coy Howard

    Family life - portraits

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    Jack and Julie Aldridge posed with children in front of home: flock of hens in foreground; children standing on either side of chair on porch; Gone-with-the-wind lamp visible through window.Photograph by Coy Howard

    Clothing and dress

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    Double photograph: Leota Morrison and Ruth Thompson in two different poses with photographer's carved wooden frame.Photograph by Coy Howard

    Clothing and dress

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    Portrait of Ruth Cobb.Photograph by Coy Howard

    John Park Cravens

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    Includes several portraits and two of the buildings where Cravens did his writing in Magazine, Arkansas. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] 1. Postal cards. (On verso: John Park Cravens 1947.

    Cherokee Lake

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    Publicity photos of Cherokee Lake and Village at Hardy, Ark. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On verso: Cherokee Village.

    Neosho, MO - Big Spring

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    View of running water, Big Spring. Photo by Massie--Missouri Resources Division. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: Big Spring, Neosho, Mo."(On verso: Big Spring - Neosho [photo. stamp].

    Music and musicians

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    View of "Arkie the wood chopper" with guitar. [Removed from O. Rayburn's Folk Encyclopedia.] (On recto: "Arkie - the Wood-Chopper""(On verso: For complete description see Rayburn's Ozark Guide, Autumn, 1946 pp. 26-27.

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