Rural schools -- Arkansas
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Jesse Laurence Charlton Photographs
Collection
Identifier: MC 545
Scope and Content Note
Collection of 256 glossy prints, mostly 8" by 10", made from the photographer’s negatives for Special Collections in the winter of 1980-1981. Subjects include rural schools before and after the WPA construction program and before and after consolidation; farm tenancy and migratory farm labor, many small rural churches and dwellings, including log structures, tenant houses, and sharecroppers’ cabins; and agricultural structures, including many types of chicken houses, barns, and...
Dates:
1937-1954
Clara Parks Griffith Papers
Collection
Identifier: MC 809
Scope and Content Note
The papers consist of Clara Toll Parks Griffith's account of the history of St. Stephen's Episcopal Mission and the Helen Dunlap School for Girls (ca. 1870-1961), some letters pertaining to the mission and school, and photocopies of two scrapbooks pertaining to Winslow, Fayetteville, and Tollville, Arkansas. In addition, two bound volumes of piano music complete the collection.
Dates:
1910-1961
Walter S. Gifford Scrapbook
Collection
Identifier: MC 2663
Content Description
The collection consists of a scrapbook that belonged to Walter S. Gifford; it contains photographs of an October 1940 General Education Board trip to Arkansas, including images of the Lake View and Plum Bayou resettlement projects. Photographs from the Education Board trip to Arkansas include images of an unidentified “one teacher school”; Stony Point School (Washington County); Cave Springs; “No. 15, The least profitable boiler producing farm”; the Plum Bayou resettlement...
Dates:
1938-1944
Hempstead County Rural Education Materials
Collection
Identifier: MC 2683
Content Description
The collection contains one unsigned typescript letter to Wallace Buttrick, requesting support for Hempstead County schools, and three reports compiled by Hempstead County teacher R. E. Tate for the Jeanes Foundation's Negro Rural School Fund.
Dates:
1914-1917