In honor of Willie Oates Day earlier this month, June’s blog showcases her many hats, both literally and figuratively. Will Etta Long (Willie) Oates was born on January 14, 1918, in Arkansas ... Read More
Collections Blog
Pearl Pugsley: “Joan of Arc” of the Lipstick War
This month's post came to us as the museum's Collections staff researched the fascinating story of Pearl Pugsley, whose photo (seen at right) was recently purchased for the Old State House M ... Read More
Stories Behind the Objects: A 1910 Arkansas Democratic Primary Ballot and Governor George W. Donaghey
Our collections spotlight this month highlights an official ballot from the Democratic primary in Sebastian County on March 30, 1910. In this election, incumbent Arkansas Governo ... Read More
"Sid McMath is My Man!": Sarah Anne McMath's Campaign Dress
Today marks the beginning of some new posts featuring items from the Museum's permanent collections. We look forward to sharing with you a few of our favorite artifacts, some of which we have not ... Read More
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