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The material consists of photocopies of newspaper and journal clippings, excerpts from books and pamphlets, correspondence, and research notes, as well as photographs of Clarke, his wife, and many of the buildings he designed. The material was collected by Pamela Dubbell in the course of preparing an article about Clarke for the Northwest Arkansas Morning News. Photocopies of this article are also included.

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The collection contains Neil Compton's photographic slides of Searles Prairie (Rogers, Ark.) and its wildflowers. Also included is a spreadsheet created by the donor, Ellen Turner, that includes location information and transcriptions of Compton's handwritten labels on slides.

Scope and Content Note The collection consists of microfilm copies of records of the First Christian Church (Rogers, Ark.) Loose items were organized into Series 1 and 2, and include pre-dominately correspondence and legal documents. The record books were designated as Volumes 1, 2, and 3. Volume 1 is The Popular Church Record, and includes membership lists, a record of ministers, baptisms, and deaths, church board minutes, and business meeting minutes dating from 1886-1934. Volume 2 is The Church...

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Negative and positive print (1 reel each) of 16mm black-and-white silent motion picture, "In and Around Rogers, Arkansas," recording scenes and activities circa 1912.

Scope and Content Note 1 volume. Bound scrapbook of 180 printed pages, containing handwritten notes, lists, invitations, clippings, programs, and photographs created or collected by Pearl Mary Lone, who graduated from Rogers Academy, located in Rogers (Benton County), Arkansas, on May 28, 1913. She placed these materials describing her and her classmates' activities into a bound scrapbook entitled "The Girl Graduate: Her Book," with drawings and sections identified for various categories of keepsakes. The book was...

Scope and Content Note Album of mainly black-and-white snapshots. The album has been "repaired" with plastic tape and clear plastic along the cover and the front hinge, but is in good condition for its age. Some pages clearly pertain to Erwin Funk circa 1918 and later, and others may be assumed to do so. Some of the photographs in the album are labeled and dated and depict Arkansas subjects, including Erwin Funk. Mr. Funk died in 1960. Labeled photographs of Arkansas subjects include Van Buren (1912); Hope;...