On Saturday, Arkansas State Archives staffers Mary Dunn and Harry Lah, were joined by Shannon Lausch of the UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture and Anne Marie Martin of UA Fayetteville Libraries Special Collections in presenting on the “Rohwer Reconstructed” collaborative grant pr

George Frederick Kunz (1856-1932), well-known mineralogist and gemologist from New York City, was largely self-taught. He attended Cooper Union for two years but did not earn a degree. By the time he was twenty, he had amassed a mineral collection of over 4,000 specimens that he meticulously labeled

The Arkansas Authors and Composers Society sought to raise public awareness of local and state authors and composers, providing them with opportunities for publication in newspapers and in the society's own publications.This collection contains records, scrapbooks, and publications of the Arkansas A

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