Newly Available
Check out the newly available archival materials we’ve recently processed and digitized.
Recently Digitized Materials
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Little Rock School District records
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Cairo and Fulton Railroad materials
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Dr. Fred O. Henker papers
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Arkansas-Missouri Power Company collection
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Eureka Springs stereoview collection
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Julia McGaughey DeJanis collection
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Jesse Trewhitt letter
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Pulaski County parades, celebrations and fairs photograph collection
Newly Processed Archival Collections
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Abramson Family papers, BC.MSS.23.10
This collection contains family and business records of the Abramson family of Holly Grove, Ark from 1870-2000. The family owned several businesses including the R. Abramson Company which bought, ginned, and sold cotton. They also operated a hardware store, movie theater, and founded the First National Bank of Holly Grove.
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John C. Swindle World War II diary, BC.MSS.23.07
This collection contains a small notepad that Swindle used as a diary recounting his experience in the Southwest Pacific Theater during World War II. He was attached to the Royal Australian Air Force. Swindle served as part of the air crew on a Consolidated B-24 Liberator and was discharged from the U.S. Army in 1946.
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Edward Grauman collection, BC.MSS.17.75
This collection contains certificates, photographs, and memorabilia from the life and career of Judge Edward Grauman in Helena, Arkansas, from 1945 to 2010.
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Fort Smith Coffee Company Photograph Album, BC.MSS.24.37
This collection consists of a photograph album containing images of the Fort Smith Coffee Company from ca. 1914.
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Curtis Cox steamboat collection, BC.MSS.24.31
This collection contains documents and photographs related to steamboats collected by Curtis Cox from 1853 to ca. 1950s.
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Hipolite family photograph collection, BC.MSS.23.48
This collection contains photographs of the Hipolite family of DeValls Bluff, Ark from the 1880s.
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Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas records, BC.MSS.10.27
This collection contains material from the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas. Many Diocese records and publications are included, as are also records and publications of the Episcopal Women of Arkansas from 1839 to 2010.