Lumbering -- Arkansas
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
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.
Bob and Patty Besom Collection
Bodcaw Lumber Company Records
The records consist of minute books and stock ledgers.
Kenneth L. Smith Papers
Ormie Twiford Diary
"Journal of Ormie Twiford; transcribed by Bill R. Beaver; term project for Arkansas folklore; fall semester 1958-1959," being a part (January 1-December 31, 1901) of the diary of a highly literate and articulate log cutter in the vicinity of Mena, Arkansas, transcribed and preface added by Beaver from original manuscript in possession of Roger A. McMillan of Mena.
U.S. Forest Service. Ozark-St. Francis National Forest Photographs
R. E. L. Wilson Plantation Photographs
Blake Wintory Collection of Photographs and Postcards
Photographic prints, stereoviews, and postcards, primarily of scenes in and around Marianna, Ark. Also includes a photograph of Robert Ramsey, a Memphis, Tennessee-born writer who grew up in Lee County, Arkansas, and authored works such as Fiesta and Fire in Summer, which was set in a fictional county inspired by Lee County.