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James David Bales Papers
Ball Family Papers
Genealogical materials and correspondence of the Ball family of Arkansas. Correspondence in collection consists of photocopies and transcriptions rather than originals; correspondents include Nancy Ball, J. S. Ball, Jane Ball Tucker, Ann Ball, Matilda Ball Welborn, and others, particularly of Pleasant Hill, Arkansas and Atlas, Illinois, writing to Lucinda Ball Robison of Washington County, Arkansas. Topics include family, health, and farming.
Leerie Ball Papers
The papers contain correspondence to and from friends and preachers; diaries of church meetings, baptisms, and other events; sermon notes; records of northwest Arkansas churches; photographs of family, students, and northwest Arkansas subjects.
James Balla Family Papers
Kenneth L. Ballenger Papers
Collection primarily consists of materials related to the Uarkettes, a singing group conducted by Ballenger. Collection includes correspondence, photographs, newsclippings, newsletters, press releases, and other items related to Uarkette performances and tours.
Baptists. Arkansas. Little Rock Association of Regular Baptists Minutes
"Minutes of the Little Rock Association of Regular Baptists,: Held at Salem Church, Clark County, Arkansas Territory, on the first Saturday in November, 1825." Little Rock, William E. Woodruff, Printer.
Baptists. Arkansas. White River Church Proceedings
One-page "Rules of decorum" followed by proceedings of monthly "conference" of the congregation, October 2, 1830 - July 1839. Record is incomplete, with pages wanting.
Bardwell Photographs
Twenty postcard photographs of people and places in and near Rosboro (Pike County). The Bardwell photographs were taken by B. Bardwell and his nephew Carney Bardwell, Rosboro, Arkansas, from about 1910 to 1926. The photographs are all 3 1/4" x 5 1/4" and are printed on the verso for use as postcards. Descriptive material was included for most of the photographs, and is incorporated into the description of each photograph.
Emma Byrnes Barnes Papers
James Craig Barnes Papers
Audiovisual materials, scripts, and transcripts of a television feature story called “Fulbright: 30 Years”, a 1975 retrospective on the political career of J. William Fulbright produced by James Craig Barnes.
Mary Antoinette Barnett Diploma
The collection contains Mary Antoinette Barnett's Arkansas Industrial University diploma dating from 1876.
Ralph Clayton Barnhart U. S. War Relocation Authority Records and Related Materials
Legal opinions, proceedings, memoranda, report, and published materials pertaining to the U.S. War Relocation Authority, especially as regards its Central Utah Relocation Project at Topaz, Utah, and to its successor agency, the War Agency Liquidation Unit of the U.S. Department of the Interior.
Ralph Barnhart Papers
Materials consist of personal correspondence,materials related to Barnhart's academic career with a focus on the topic of Little Rock's law school and its creation, and other materials related to the personal and professional life of Ralph Barnhart.
Ida G. Barr Scrapbook
Scrapbook pages and photograph, circa 1896. 9 items.
Scrapbook pages containing 1896 Arkansas Industrial University (now the University of Arkansas) graduation program, senior class song (written by Ida G. Barr), views of Fayetteville and U of A campus, newspaper clippings. Photograph (7½ x 9 3/4" mounted on card) is of Old Main from the north, dated on reverse 1904-1906.
Michael Barr Interview of Bill Clinton for The Grapevine
Vernie L. Bartlett Papers
The Vernie L. Bartlett Papers contain correspondence from various family members, newspaper clippings, and over one hundred and fifty hand-written sermons. There are also photographs documenting life at the School of the Ozarks, Vernie Bartlett’s experiences in the Philippines and New Guinea during World War II, Bartlett family life, as well as images of rural religious life in Arkansas.
Loy E. Barton Materials
Materials include documents, photographs, publications, and newspaper articles.
T.H. Barton Papers
The Barton papers detail his Democratic senate primary race in 1944, which he lost to J.W. Fulbright. This collection contains correspondence, materials, newspaper clippings, and lists.
William Johnson Barton Textbooks
Collection consists of the "First Notebook," a notebook used by William Johnson Barton while a student at Arkansas Industrial University.
Neil K. Basen "Kate Richards O'Hare: The 'First Lady' of American Socialism, 1901-1917" Typescript
Xerox copy of typewritten text (41 pages) and "Notes' (pp. [1-48]) of unpublished essay, "Kate Richards O'Hare: The 'First Lady' of American Socialism, 1901-1917," "[a]n earlier version of [which] was presented at the annual meeting of the Organization of American Historians in St. Louis, Missouri, April 10, 1976" (p. [1]).
Robert Harold Basham Illustrations from A History of Cane Hill College in Arkansas
Illustrations from A History of Cane Hill College in Arkansas, a 1969 doctoral dissertation by Robert Basham of the University of Arkansas.
Basore Family Papers
T. L. Bass Video and Audio Cassette Tapes
Video and audio cassette tapes created by T. L. Bass in preparation for his 1991 film, The Buffalo River: A National Treasure. Audiocassette 1 contains an interview conducted by Bass with Bill and Orphera Villines, Mt. Sherman (Newton County) Arkansas, in 1989. Audiocassette 2 and the videotape contain an interview with Orphea Duty conducted on October 1, 1989.
Clinton Owen Bates Papers
2 photographs of Clinton Owen Bates; typescript of reminiscences, entitled "Old Age," dated 1949. Reminiscences include Civil War experiences in northwest Arkansas, Bates' life in Indian Territory as teacher at the Male Seminary, Talequah, and memories of Cherokee leader John Ross and Indian agent (later U.S. senator) Robert Latham Owen.