This collection contains materials pertaining to a potato-digger patent, correspondence, magazine, and government documents.

The file consists of clippings and photocopies of clippings, a photograph, and Washington County documents pertaining to Suzanne Lighton's appointment to and resignation from the position of Referee of the county Juvenile Court in 1965 and 1967.

Items pertaining to B.F. Little of Washington County. The papers contain items pertaining to Little's attempt to receive a pension for his Civil War service, other financial records (including tax receipts), and items relating to his duties as sheriff. Also included are materials about his son-in-law, C.E. Swift.

The papers consist of correspondence, photographs, and business records and have been grouped into four series; Powell-Rhea, Rhea-McIlroy, Lincoln land records, and Photographs.

The collection contains meeting minutes, agendas, member lists, financial records, a constitution, and other organizational records of the Northwest Arkansas Schoolmasters Club and of its predecessor, the Washington County Schoolmasters' Club.

Scrapbooks, secretary's records books, and treasurer's book detailing the clubs activities and organization. Organized in three series: Scrapbooks, volumes 1-14, 1945-1989; Secretary's record books, volumes 15-45, 1943-1988; Treasurer's book ("order book"), volume 46, 1956-1969.

This collection is a history prepared on Dr. John C. Carter and his business by Kim Allen Scott. The paper was published in Flashback volume 37, number 1 on February 1987.

The Ethyl Louise Harper Phillips Materials include a wedding scrapbook, a wedding gift register, a photograph, and a diary outlining the author's experiences as a teacher.

The George Phillips Papers consist of research material pertaining to Lewis Evans.

Letters dated at Fayetteville, Arkansas May 24 and 25, 1844, from Washington County Circuit Clerk Pierson to Samuel Adams, Acting Governor of Arkansas, Little Rock, regarding Washington County Sheriff Presly R. Smith's delinquency in posting bond as county tax collector.

Pencil-written memoir entitled "Love Will Find a Way," by Roy Robinson, of a Washington County, Arkansas courtship.

The records consist of a copy of the club's history written in April, 1991; five photographs, 1930-1990; and four copies of the Record Book for Secretary of Home Demonstration Club, 1949-1952, containing the information about the Savoy community, the club's constitution and by-laws, membership, attendance record, and minutes of the meetings.

Letter dated at Washington County, Tennessee April 24, 1842, from John Sherff to his son-in-law, Robert Hodges, "Steemmill P. O.," Washington County, Arkansas, relating to Joshua Sherff and to personal and familial affairs, together with letter from same place, January 3, 1847, from Joshua Sherff to Hodges at "Cane Hill Boonsborough," Arkansas, reporting the death of John Sherff, inquiring about opportunities in Arkansas, and dealing with personal and family affairs.

The papers consist of three series--correspondence, family papers, and photographs. Papers include genealogical records, Civil War military records, property records (including a tax valuation of enslaved people), farm produce notebooks, Shreve family photographs and photographs of Washington County subjects.

This collection contains three volumes of their records. The volumes are primarily association minutes. Also included are biographies of deceased association members, a constitution and bylaws, and membership lists.

Bank statements, income tax forms, and a ledger book concerning business transactions of the J.C. Tilley Mercantile Company.

Property records documenting sale of lands in Washington and Crawford County, Arkansas to Alfred Wallace by the Sheriff of each county. The properties had been taken from the original owners as payment for debts. In addition to the originals, a photocopy of each document is also available.

Bound volume of names of members of the Washington County Anti-Horse Thief Association. Included are records of their dues and payments.

Annual reports of the County Superintendent of Washington County, Arkansas, for the years ending in June 30 of 1920-1922, 1924-1926, 1928-1932, and 1935-1936.

Index ledger containing entries of personal and business names, with associated reference numbers.

The collection contains organizational records of the Washington County Education Association, including meeting minutes, by-laws, financial records, and newspaper clippings. Also included are some documents related to the Washington County Teachers Association, a related organization.