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In this visual historyA[a¬athe Hanley brothersA[a¬a[ most extensive book yetA[a¬areaders will trace many townsA[a¬a[ humble beginnings, with wooden-frame structures lining rutted dirt streets teeming with wagons, horses, and mules. The evolution of towns such as Walnut Ridge, Bentonville, Little Rock, and Lake Village, as well as tiny hamlets such as Black Rock and Ponca, unfolds before readersA[a¬a[ eyes. Scenes from the 1950s feature stores ...

Presents a feast of memories for alumni of Little Rock's Catholic High School - and parochial educators everywhere. This book offers a tribute to the man who, though departed, still epitomizes the spirit of the place, the man whose name is given to the school's street, Father George Tribou.

The Memory Project started as a one-time assignment for ninth graders in the Class of 2007 at Little Rock Central High School to prepare for the 50th anniversary of CentralA[a¬a[s historic desegregation in 1957. But the stories they heard and the lessons they learned wouldnA[a¬a[t let the project stop. Next came a website (www.lrchmemory.org), and now comes this book of stories the students think others should know. Beyond Central, Toward Acce...

The Broken Vase" is a roman a clef ("novel with a key, " or novel based on real life) written by Phillip H. McMath based upon research done by his co-author, Emily Matson Lewis, and in close collaboration with Holocaust survivor Penina Krupitsky, who appears in the novel as the fictional Miriam Kellerman. With the help of the World Jewish Organization, Mrs. Krupitsky emigrated from the Soviet Union with her family to the United States and now ...

This book introduces children to a whole new world of knowledge and experience with fun, stimulating, and challenging activities based on the history and cultures of Arkansas Indians--the Quapaws, Caddos, and Osages. Ideal for classroom or at-home use.