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Advertising was big when this thing was published just as it is today. We might even pass these things out as ad gifts if times hadn't changed.
Hotels were featured here. In Little Rock, Arkansascheck out the Grady Manning, The Marion, The Albert Pike and The Lafayette.
You youngsters
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Pioneer Village, a part of the White County Historical Society, held an open house today. I attended. It was delightful and brought back so many memories. Here's the main house that is NOT for sale.
And here are few shots of the rooms inside it.
An
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Sobering old photos! These pictures are sorta continuing the story we started a few days ago regarding the house on Arch Street in Searcy Arkansas that has been changed so much.
These are what we need when we are feeling as if times are awfully tough. Blogging buddy Anita supplied these
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Halloween parties are fun! The elaborate costumes that some folks buy or rent areamazing to see. We attended one last night and the star of the show could be this butler. He talks, he growls, his eyes shift and he makes you feels as if he is alive!! Or could come
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Formal gardens still exist in parts of the world, I'm sure. But in Searcy Arkansas I see only one example of what I think of as formal. This house is on the Historic Register and has a vast history. One of the stories that I heard was that the lovely wood
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My blog on West Point Arkansas aroused a little interest in old depots in the tiniest towns. I found a couple more photos of trains and depots.
Here's the Augusta depot, or so it was labeled. It looks as if it is saying New Augusta.Now wasthat a name
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Anita grew up in Searcy, Arkansasand I didn't. I've just been here for the past 40 years while she's been gone. She contributes to this blog with photos and comments. She shared this picture and others of old Searcywith me.
I knew I'd seen that house somewhere so I took off
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This man lost his mother when he was very young and started supporting himself at the age of 15 or 16. His education was limited but he was gifted with street-smarts.
He fell in love and talked this girl into marrying him.He had to break up a courtship that she already
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This picture of 916 E Race shows it as it was when Race Street was a quiet little street with residential properties still on it. The builder/draftsman who drew it up had saved pictures and floorplans of some of his creations. His wife was throwing them away and I, being a
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I used to drive my kids to a place called Slippery Rock Ford and they'd wade in the water on the slippery rocks. This little bridge was a favorite. It gets underwater at times but evidently it holds up pretty darned good. In fact, the water looks a bit high for
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A few months ago I asked what we should look for if we select an heir apparent. My blog was sorta high-jacked by two friends named Nutsy and Ravenbut Ihad some feedback. My requirements were.....
Honesty......this certainly would be a must.
Energy......if I get tired, they shouldn't!
Intelligence......street smarts wouldn't hurt.
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It gets to be shocking. Drive by and notice the building is either gone or half way down. That's the way it was with me on Main Street. The old International Shoe Factory buildingis a goner. I did another double-take because itwas alreadyhalf gone. I snapped pictures. The International Shoe Factory
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This historic house is barely on the East side of Searcy on a corner lot with huge trees. So many trees, in fact, that pictures are difficult. I believe it is called the Margaret Pope house. Correct me, Searcy readers, if I'm wrong.
I drive by it daily and wonder why
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Each time I drive by this house and it is almost every day, I drive a little faster thinking that if one of those limbs comes down on me, I'm a goner!
Well, not really. But I always think that the tree is as historic as the house.
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My Searcy readers have said enough of those shoe blogs. Give us another history blog.
They just want a challenge. So here it is. I've had this picture for awhile but have never heard any discussion about it. It says Sanitarium Searcy Ark on the front.
Was this dated back to
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Clip, clip, clip, klop, kloppety, klop.......here she comes again.....
"She" means all the women in my office who wear "bad" shoes. Dumb shoes is what I call them. There is a pergo floor in the hall and the sounds of those shoes grate on the nerves.
A little filler in the
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It's that time of the year again!
TREASURE HUNT! THE GREAT ARKANSAS TREASURE HUNT!
Who can resist looking at it to see if you can claim a prize? I found a Barbara Duncan above but it's not me. That's not where I live.
By going to the website www.artreasurehunt.com you
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Walking through my house I was suddenly blinded by the colors of the rainbow on my furniture and on my carpet and floors. It's sorta like a sign. Lighten up. Be happy. Rainbows are everywhere. I ran to get my camera because after all, blogging about a rainbow could be inspirational
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These picturesare like a Norman Rockwell painting. Rockwell could have made a great magazinecover. It would show very deserving small-town soldiers visiting home and posing beside the bank. He'd have put in the weeds growing beside the sidewalk, the car in the background, the wrinkles in the uniforms, and
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This picture is showing our queen of Searcy, Corrine Hart, who grew up in Searcyand helped Searcy grow up. She lived to be over 100. She is Anita Fuller's mother and Anita supplied this photo.
Where is she posing? I think it is the statue that is on the Court
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We have friends who havelivedin the same house for years and a house which used to be in the country.
Driving to visit them seemed to take a long time a long time ago. After all, it was in the country.
Now the city has grown out to meet them. But
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My house is full ofold pictures in old frames and realism prevails.
Look what I bought last week.......................................
Why's it stillon the floor?
I've gotta find a spot for it in my over-picture-decorated house.
Searcy Sunshine School is a school for exceptional children that was founded back in the 60's by
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Seems as if Security Bank, which is now First Security Bank, was a lovely building where lots of photos were taken. First Security Bank in Searcy Arkansas has just remodeled this bank to look original as in these pictures.
These two ladies are posing at the same spot.
Thefirstlady belowin
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Get Down....Downtown Searcy Arkansas had something for everyone on the weekend of Sept 25 and 26, 2009. There were displays of antique vehicles. The festival was the second in what we hope to have become an annual event.
This antique vehicle caught my eye. The sign on it says it
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Drifting to Get Down....Downtown Searcyyesterday was a pleasure.
The streets of downtown were roped off and vendors of all kinds lined the streets, especially food vendors. I almost bought ribs three times to take home and eat later. Smells were fabulous.
Music was on each end of the street with
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