Pulaski County Historical Review

Table of Contents Historical Listing The Pulaski County Historical Review began publication in 1953, two years after the Society was organized, making the Society and the Review one of the oldest county historical organizations and publications in the state. Over the years, the Review has been honored many times for its contents. This compilation of the journal’s table of contents since issue one was begun and compiled by UALR Professor John Kirk’s inaugural “History of Race and Ethnicity” class, a part of the Race and Ethnicity minor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and was edited by Sarah Riva, a graduate student in UALR’s Public History program. Citations are listed by year, volume, issue. The Society has kept this listing up to date at the end of the publishing year following UALR’s initial effort.

1953. 1. 1. (June) “Albert Pike Home to be Open to the Public.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 1. “Markers and Monuments in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 2. Witter, Daniel. “Reminiscences of Little Rock in 1820.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 3-6.

“Little Rock’s First Hewed Log House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953):7. “Eyewitness Account of Newton-Sevier Duel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 8-9. “Arkansas Historical Association Holds Annual Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 10. Ross, Margaret Smith. “The Cunninghams: Little Rock’s First Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 11-15.

“The Good Old Days.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 16.

“Tid-Bits.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (June 1953): 16.

1953. 1. 2. (September) “In Memories—Diana Sherwood Hagg.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 1. “PCHS, Pfeifers Sponsor Antique Display.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 1. “The Greathouse Family, Pulaski County Pioneers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 2.

“Early Pulaski County Deaths.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 3.

“Early Pulaski County Marriages.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 4. Sherwood, Diana. “When Govenor Miller Bought Crystal Hill.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 5-9.

“Letter Collection.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 10-12.

“North Little Rock Street Names.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 13.

“Little Rock’s Street Names.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 14. “Baring Cross Baptist Church to Observe 50th Anniversary.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (September 1953): 15.

1953. 1. 3. (December)

“PCHS Installs 1954 Officers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (December 1953): 1.

“PCHS Board Votes Increase in Dues.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (December 1953): 1. Ross, Margaret Smith. “The Brownfield Family, Pulaski County Pioneers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (December 1953): 2-5. Douglas, Mary.“Highlights in the Settlement of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (December 1953): 6-8. “Governor’s Mansions of Other Days.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (December 1953): 9- 11. Means. Mary.“The Life of the Common Arkansas Civil War Soldier.” Pulaski County Historical Review 1 (December 1953): 12.

1954. 2.1 (March) “Arkansas History Commission Plans Move to New Building.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (March 1954): 1.

“News of Other Societies.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (March 1954): 2.

“The Robert Crittenden Mansion.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (March 1954): 3.

“Little Rock During the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (March 1954): 4. Ross, Margaret Smith. “The Watkins-Stevenson Family: Pulaski County Pioneers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (March 1954): 5-16.

1954. 2.2. (June) “Peabody School Holds Farewell Open House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (June 1954): 1. Ross, Margaret Smith. “Sandford C. Faulkner: Pulaski County Pioneer.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (June 1954): 2-7.

“Odds and Ends.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (June 1954): 8. “An Account Book of the 1840’s: Edward H. Walden, Black Contractor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (June 1954): 9-11.

“Blue Buildings in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (June 1954): 11.

“Mount Holly Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (June 1954): 12-15.

“State Association Holds Annual Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (June 1954): 16.

1954. 2.3 (September)

“Review Offers New Services.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (September 1954): 1.

“Sylvania Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (September 1954): 2-3. “Pulaski County 1830 Census: Heads of Households.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (September 1954): 4-6. Cantrell, Ellen Harrell. “Little Rock in 1849.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (September 1954): 7-9. “Biographical Note: Ellen Harrell Cantrell.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (September 1954): 9. Ross, Margaret Smith. “Daniel Ringo: Pulaski County Pioneer.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (September 1954): 10-16.

1954. 2.4 (December)

“Mr. Anthony Solves a Problem.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (December 1954): 1-4. Ross, Margaret Smith. “Jesse Brown.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (December 1954): 5- 12. “John W. Rison’s Ledger.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (December 1954):13- 14.

“Pulaski County Marriages.” Pulaski County Historical Review 2 (December 1954): 15-16.

1955. 3. 1. (March)

“PCHS Unveils Faulkner Monument.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (March 1955): 1-2. Ross, Margaret Smith. “The McHenry Family, Pulaski County Pioneers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (March 1955): 3-9. “Nathan Warren, Free Negro Confectioner.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (March 1955): 10.

“The Fletcher-Baldwin Cemetary.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (March 1955): 11.

“Claude Allen Rankin.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (March 1955): 12.

“Pulaski County Marriages.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (March 1955): 13-15.

1955. 3. 2. (June) Worley, Ted R. “Nathaniel Philbrook and His Estate.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (June 1955): 17-29.

“Pulaski County Marriages.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (June 1955): 30-32.

1955. 3. 3. (September) Ross, Margaret Smith. “The Territorial Militia.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (September 1955): 33-42.

“The Woodruff Family Bibles.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (September 1955): 42.

1955. 3. 4. (December) Ross, Margaret Smith. “Some Early Burial Places in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (December 1955): 49-52. “Criminal Record, Pulaski County Circuit Court, June Term 1857.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (December 1955): 53-58. “Trapnell Hall: Ante-Bellum Showplace.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (December 1955): 59-62. “Family Bible of Orville Jennings.” Pulaski County Historical Review 3 (December 1955): 63- 64.

1956. 4. 1. (March)

“PCHS Erects Marker at Mount Holly Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4

(March 1956): 1-2.

“Officers for 1956.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (March 1956): 2-3. “A Sketch of Congregational B’Nai Israel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (March 1956): 3-7. Ross, Margaret Smith. “Union Mission Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (March 1956): 8-11.

“Have We Neglected Negro History?” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (March 1956): 12-13.

“News Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (March 1956): 14. “Persons Disfranchised in Pulaski County in 1870.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (March 1956): 15-16.

1956. 4. 2. (June) Ross, Margaret Smith. “Squatters Rights. Some Pulaski County Settlers Prior to 1814.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (June 1956): 17-27. When the President’s Brother Visited Crystal Hill.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (June 1956): 28-29.

PCHS Membership List 1956.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (June 1956): 30-32.

1956. 4. 3. (September) Ross, Margaret Smith. “Squatters Rights, Part II. Crystal Hill – Maumelle – Palarm: Settlers Prior to 1814.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (September 1956): 33-50.

1956. 4. 4. (December) Ross, Margaret Smith. “Squatters Rights, Part III. The Cadron Settlement Prior to 1814.” Pulaski County Historical Review 4 (September 1956): 51-66.

1957. 5. 1. (March) “Seizure of the U.S Arsenal, February, 1861.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (March 1957): 1-12. “Names of Little Rock Presenting Sword to Captain Totten.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (March1957): 13-16.

1957. 5. 2 (June) Ross, Margaret Smith. “Absalom Fowler and His Home.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (June 1957): 17-22. “Life of the Adams Family in the Old Sixth Street Home.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (June 1957): 23-26. “Some Newspapers Notes Relative to the Adams Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (June 1957): 27. “Tombstone Description of the Adams Family in Mount Holly.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (June 1957): 28.

“The Clark Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (June 1957): 29-30.

“The Conway Family Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (June 1957): 30-32.

1957. 5. 3. (September) Martin, Mrs. Joseph W. “A Reminiscence of the Beebe Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (September 1957): 33-41. “Pulaski County Tax List for 1828.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (September 1957): 42- 47.

“An Inter-Racial Incident, 1873.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (September 1957): 47-48.

1957. 5. 4. (December) Heilman, G. W. “Some Early German Settlers in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (December 1957): 49-60. “Genealogical Notes on a Few Pioneer Families of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (December 1957): 60-64. “PCHS Membership List for 1957.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (December 1957): 65- 67. “Land Surveying in Pioneer Days.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (December 1957): 68.

“Historical Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (December 1957): 68. “Smith Watson, Hay Mrs. “Life in Little Rock in the Gay Nineties.” Pulaski County Historical Review 5 (December 1957): 69-74.

1958. 6. 1. (March) Field, William A. “Recollections of Silas F. Field.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 1-2. Pike, Yvonne. “What Happened to Albert Pike’s Library.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 3-7. Rose, U. M. “A Letter from Judge U. M. Rose to David Walker. Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 7.

“Jacob Reider is Naturalized.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 8-9. “Arkansas Female College, Nineteenth Annual Commencement.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 9-10. “Marker Erected at the Grave of Edward Payson Washburn.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 11-13. “Obituary of Edward Payson Washburn.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 13- 14.

“Death of Edward Payson Washburn.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 14-15. “Catalog of the Washburn Collection.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 15- 17.

“Officers for the Year 1985.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 17. “They Had Basketball in Little Rock Way Back in 1867!” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (March 1958): 18.

1958. 6. 2. (June) Mitchell, W. S. “Trinity Episcopal Cathedral.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 19-25. “A Silver Wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dutlinger.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 26.

“Meeting of the Halcyon Last Night.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 27. “Honors to a Hero Who Fell in the Philippines.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 27-29. “The Aesthetic Celebrates its First Anniversary.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 29-31. Patterson, John.“Civil War Letters of John Patterson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 31-35. “Instructors In the Public Schools of Little Rock, 1869.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 35. “A Letter of Absalom Fowler to Jesse Turner.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (June 1958): 35-36.

1958. 6. 3. (September) “1848-1852 Pulaski County Marriages.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (September 1958): 37-42. “Some Other Early Pulaski County Records.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (September 1958): 42-45. “Speech of John L. Ferguson at Dedication of Washburn Monument.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (September 1958): 45-46.

“Travel in Pioneer Days.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (September 1958): 46-48. “1820-1825 Marriages Reported in Early Files of the Gazette.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (September 1958): 49-51.

“Historical Newsnotes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (September 1958): 51.

1958. 6. 4. 9 (December) “1826-1834 Marriages Reported in the Early Files of the Gazette.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 53-62. Garland, A. H. “A Confederate Complaint.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 63-4. “Some Notes on the Anthonys of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 65-66. “The Camp, the Bivouac, the Battlefield.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 66. “General Joe Shelby Writes to a Lady.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 66.

“1958 PCHS Membership List.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 67-69.

“Taylor Speaks at meeting of PCHS.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 69. “From Little Rock to Washington D. C. in 1840.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 70. “General Hindman Executes Twelve Men.” Pulaski County Historical Review 6 (December 1958): 70.

1959. 7. 1. (March) Adamson, J. S. “Personal Reminiscences of the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (March 1959): 1-4.

“Early Little Rock Public Schools.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (March 1959): 4-15.

“PCHS Officers for 1959.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (March 1959): 15. “A Sawmill Proposed for Pulaski County in 1859.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (March 1959): 15.

“Last Meeting for 1958.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (March 1959): 16.

“Death of Katherine Adams Wordell.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (March 1959): 16.

1959. 7. 2. (June)

“Additional Marriage Records.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (June 1959): 17-22. “Arkansas in the Second Year of the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (June 1959): 23-32.

“Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (June 1959): 33. “Early Members of the Little Rock Public School Board.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (June 1959): 34.

1959. 7. 3. (September) “Personal Notes of Omer Weaver.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (September 1959): 35- 36 & 37. “Pictures of Some Historic Homes in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (September 1959): 37-38. “Some Historical Notes on the Little Rock Schools.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (September 1959): 37-39 “Pulaski County Marriage Records.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (September 1959): 39- 45. “Appraisement of the Estate of Deceased, William B. Lefevre.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (September 1959): 45-48.

“Scott Street in 1886.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (September 1959): 48. “Earliest Wills Recorded in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (September 1959): 49-52.

1959. 7. 4. (December) Kennan, Clara B. “Josiah Shinn looks at Little Rock in 1884-1885.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 53-54 & 55. “Pictures of Older Homes in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 55. “Interior views of the Hotze Home, 1619 Louisiana.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 56. “Pulaski County Marriage Records.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 55- 61. “Early Wills Recorded in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 62-68.

“News from Other County Societies.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 68.

“Membership List for 1959.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 69-71. “Officers for 1960, Last Meeting for 1959, and Miscellaneous.” Pulaski County Historical Review 7 (December 1959): 72.

1960. 8. 1. (March) “The John Ross Monument in Mount Holly Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (March 1960): 1-3. “Little Rock and the California Gold Rush.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (March 1960): 3-5. “A Texas Solider in Little Rock in 1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (March 1960): 6- 9.

“The Will of Governor George Izard.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (March 1960): 10.

“Other Early Wills.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (March 1960): 10-13.

“Marriage Records, 1861-1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (March 1960): 14-18.

1960. 8. 2. (June) Woodward, Mrs. C. G.“The Wassell Family of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (June 1960): 19-22. “Slaveowners ad Slave in Pulaski County in 1861.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (June 1960): 22-28. “Earliest Wills Recorded in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (June 1960): 28-32.

“Marriage Records, 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (June 1960): 32-34.

“From Our Members.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (June 1960): 34 & 37-38.

“Little Rock Schools in the Long-Ago.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (June 1960): 35-36. “Meeting of the Arkansas Historical Association.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (June 1960): 38.

1960. 8. 3. (September) Atkinson, J. H. “An Excursion to Natural Steps.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (September 1960): 39-40. Sterling, Phillip J. “Mining in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (September 1960): 40-47. “1908. A Year of Many Deaths in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (September 1960): 47-49. “Early Wills Recorded in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (September 1960): 49-51. “Pulaski County Marriage Records, 1864-1865.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (September 1960): 51-56.

1960. 8. 4. (December) Atkinson, J. H. “Secession in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 57-62.

“Pulaski County Fair in 1860.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 63-65. “Other County History Publications.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 65- 66. Kennan, Clara B.“Major Parham’s Golden Basket.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 67-68, 69-72 “Pictures, Major Parham, First High School, Indians, Etc.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 69-70. “Pulaski County Marriage Records, 1865-1866.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 72-77.

“Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 77. “Membership List Pulaski County Historical Society 1960.” Pulaski County Historical Review 8 (December 1960): 78.

1961. 9. 1. (March)

“Views of Little Rock in 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (March 1961): 1-7. Brock, Virginia Belcher. “John William Rison.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (March 1961): 8-10. Kennan, Clara B.“Little Rock Public School System, 1900.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (March 1961): 11. Kennan, Clara B. “Little Rock University, First Edition.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (March 1961): 12 Blessington, J. P. “A Texas Soldier Visits Little Rock in 1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (March 1961): 12-13. “Joseph H. Haney, Confederate Soldier.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (March 1961): 14- 16.

1961. 9. 2. (June)

Bragg, J. N. “Two Civil War Letters.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 17-21.

“Earliest Wills in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 22-23. “Negro Slaves for Sale.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 23.

“Steamboat Register, 1858.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 24. “Business Advertisements for Little Rock, 1858.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 25.

“Arrivals at the Anthony House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 25.

“Prices Current.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 26.

“Fraternal Orders.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 26-27. Improved Facilities for Travel in Arkansas: U.S. Mail Line. Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 27. Steele, General Frederick.“Federal Occupation of Little Rock in 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 28-31. Price, General Sterling.“Confederate Evacuation of Little Rock in 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (June 1961): 31-34.

1961. 9. 3. (September) Cabler, Cleveland.“Eulogy on Walter L. Pope.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 35-36. “Pictures of Civil War Generals the Feild Brothers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 37. “Pictures of Little Rock High School Classroom and Students 1919.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 36. Feild, W. Terry. “Oldtimers That I Have Known.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 37-39. Leigh, L. B. “Masquerade Ball in 1873.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 40-42. “Mrs. Richards’ Young Ladies Institute.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 43. “Arkansas, Mexico, and the Indians.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 44- 47.

“High School for Young Ladies.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 48. “Hot Springs. Picture Gallery. Arkansas College.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (September 1961): 49-50.

1961. 9. 4. (December) Atkinson, J. H. “Why Arkansas is Anti-Republican.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 51-53. “County, City, School, Church Directory.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 54-56. “Little Rock Business Directory, 1872-1873.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 57-66. “PCHS Members Make Tour to Confederate Capital.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 67. Moore, E. V. “President Grant Visits Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 68. Feild, W. Terry. “Some Oldtimers That I Have Known.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 69-70.

“Membership List 1961.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 71-73.

“J. H. Atkinson Honored.” Pulaski County Historical Review 9 (December 1961): 74.

1962. 10. 1 (March)

“Little Rock in Civil War Times.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (March 1962): 1-5. “Knights of the Golden Circle Pay Tribute.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (March 1962): 6. “The Battle of Pea Ridge: An Early Report.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (March 1962): 7-8. “From Washington, Arkansas, to Los Angeles 1852.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (March 1962): 9-18.

1962. 10. 2 (June) Reardon, John E.“The Battle of Shiloh.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 19- 20.

“Plant No Cotton.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 21.

“Our Hospitals.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 22. “$30.00 Reward for Each Soldier.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 23.

“Proclamation by the Governor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 24.

“Cotton Burning.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 25. “A List of Articles and Money Given to Capt. G. W. King’s Company of Pulaski County, May, 1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 26.

“Martial Law in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 27. “Threatened Duel Between Governor Rector and R. H. Johnson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 28-34. “Affairs Become Brighter in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 35- 36.

“Prices in Little Rock in 1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (June 1962): 36.

1962. 10. 3. (September) “The Joe N. Belcher Family of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 37-38. “Some ‘Old Timers’ I Have Known.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 39-40.

“St. Mary’s Academy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 40.

“Dark Days in Arkansas in 1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 41. “Governor Rector Removes the State Records to Hot Springs.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 41-42.

“Federal Excesses in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 42-43.

“Flanigan Proposed for Governor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 43.

“The Governor’s Election.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 44. “The Gazette Becomes a War Casualty.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 44.

“A Last Appeal.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 45.

“State Expenses 1861-1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 46. “Stoves Are Needed for the Hospitals.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 47.

“Contributions for the Soldiers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 47-50. “Scarcity of Produce.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 50. “Confederate Governor of Missouri Dies in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 51.

“Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (September 1962): 51-52.

1962. 10. 4. (December) “The William E. Woodruff Home.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 53- 55.

“Death of Mrs. Solon Bourland.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 55. Atkinson, J. H.“A Visitor from Wisconsin.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 56. “Mistreatment of Confederate Prisoners at Chicago.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 57-58. “Bus Trip to Arkansas Post and St. Charles.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 59. Atkinson, J. H.“Historic Arkansas Post.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 60-65. “Captives at Arkansas Post Arrive in Chicago.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 65. “Membership of Pulaski County Historical Society, 1962.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 66-68.

“Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 10 (December 1962): 68.

1963. 11. 1. (March)

“The War in Arkansas in 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 1-2

“Request to Exempt Two Shoemakers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 2. “Ex-Governor Drew Proposed for Impressment Commissioner.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 3. “David Walker Writes Governor Flanagin on Conditions in Northern Ark.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 3-4. “David Walker Urges Governor Flanagin to Visit the Northern Counties.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 5. Herron, Ellie Doyle. “The Quapaw.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 6-14

“Miscellaneous Items.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 14-15.

“Packett Companies, 1833.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (March 1963): 16.

1963. 11. 2. (June) “Sidelights on Little Rock in the Last Days of Confederate Control.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 17. “A Confederate Soldier Views Little Rock in 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 17-18. “The Arkansas Patriot: A Little Rock Newspaper of 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 19-20. “A Confederate Physician in Little Rock in August 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 20-22. “U.M. Rose Visits Richmond in the Last Year of the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 23-31.

“Some Excerpts from an Old Ledger.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 31-34.

“Daniel Ringo Marker Dedicated.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 34.

“Officers from 1963.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (June 1963): 34.

1963. 11. 3. (September) Youngdahl, James E. “Steamboats on the Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (September 1963): 35-39. “Sale Bill of Personal Property of William Jones, Deceased.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (September 1963): 40-41. “Early Public Schools of Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (September 1963): 42- 46. Brock, Virginia Belcher. “Presbyterians in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (September 1963): 47-49. McFaddin, Ed F. “Daniel Ringo, First Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (September 1963): 49-52.

1963. 11. 4. (December) Ewing, Laura. “The Retreat from Little Rock in 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (December 1963): 53-57. “A Confederate Soldier Writes His Mother.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (December 1963): 58-60. Atkinson, J. H. “The Arkansas Cherokees.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (December 1963): 61-65. “Membership of Pulaski County Historical Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 11 (December 1963): 66-68.

1964. 12. 1. (March) “Captain Henry M. Shreve Visits Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (March 1964): 1-2. “From Montgomery Point to Little Rock in 1832.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (March 1964): 3-6. “Little Rock Girl Rides Horseback to California in 1849.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (March 1964): 6-9.

“New Members for 1964.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (March 1964): 9. “Book of Deaths and Burials in Cavalry Cemetery, 1876-1900” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (March 1964): 10-11.

“Annals of Arkansas, 1876-1900.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (March 1964): 12-15. “Early Public Schools in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (March 1964): 16- 18.

1964. 12. 2. (June) Atkinson, Zora L. “History of Second Baptist Church in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (June 1964): 19-22.

“Medicine in Pioneer Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (June 1964): 22-23.

“Annals of Arkansas, 1900-1903.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (June 1964): 24-27. “Clergymen, Pulaski County, Census 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (June 1964): 28-29. “Surety Bonds, Pulaski County, 1838-1886.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (June 1964): 30-33.

“Arkansas Pioneers Meet.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (June 1964): 34.

“Other Meetings.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (June 1964): 34.

1964. 12. 3. (September) Dorough. W. T. “Primrose Church and Community.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 35-37. “Pictures of Primrose Methodist Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 36. “Pastors of Primrose Methodist Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 37.

“Historical Society Meets.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 38.

“Arkansas Annals, 1857-1858.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 38-42. “St. John’s College in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 42- 44.

“Surety Bonds, Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 44-47.

“Arkansas’ First Banks.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (September 1964): 48-50.

1964. 12. 4. (December) Connerly, Mrs. Arthur R. “The Christopher Reichardt Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (December 1964): 51-53. Cia, M. B. “Notes on Little Italy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (December 1964): 53- 55.

“Historical Society Meets.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (December 1964): 55. “Some Early Little Rock Doctors.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (December 1964): 56- 62. “Membership List Pulaski County Historical Society, 1964.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (December 1964): 63-65.

“Surety Bonds, Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 12 (December 1964): 66.

1965. 13. 1. (March) Camp, Alonzo. “Litigation Involving Arkansas Slaves.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (March 1965): 1-7. “Record of Surety Bonds, Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (March 1965): 7-12.

“PCHS Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (March 1965): 12.

“The Thomas J. Churchill Funeral.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (March 1965): 13-16.

“PCHS Officers for 1965.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (March 1965): 16.

1965. 13. 2. (June)

Henker, Fred. “Little Rock, Maumelle, and Western Railroad.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 17-20.

“Little Rock, a Town of Log Cabins.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 21.

“Tour of Historic Homes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 21.

“The Grave of Henry W. Conway.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 22-23. “Members Attending A.H.A. Meeting at Conway.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 23.

“Portrait of John D. Adams.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 23. “Meeting of Representatives of County Historical Societies.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 23. Rankin, Claude A. “Spanish Land Grants in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 24-29. “The Edward Reichardt Home in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 29-32. “Mailing List of County Historical Societies.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (June 1965): 32.

1965. 13. 3. (September) Mills, Arthur L. “The 1867 City Hall of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (September 1965): 33-35. Field, Jr., Ben J. “The Weaver-Field Homestead in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (September 1965): 36-42. “Letters Written to Omar Weaver in 1861.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (September 1965): 43-47.

“Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (September 1965): 48

1965. 13. 4. (December) Letzig, Margaret H. “A Girlhood in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 49-54.

“The Meeting at the Lincoln House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 54 “The School Improvement Association.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 55-56.

“The Meeting at Mabelvale.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 56. “Society Life in Little Rock a Half Century Ago.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 57-61.

“Last Meeting of the Year.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 61.

“The Martin Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 62. “The Price of School Books Then and Now.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 63. “Membership List of Pulaski County Historical Society, 1965.” Pulaski County Historical Review 13 (December 1965): 64-66.

1966. 14. 1. (March)

“The First Little Rock University.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (March 1966): 1-5. Atkinson, J. H. “The Present Little Rock University. How It Began.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (March 1966): 6-11. “The Mabelvale Home Demonstration Club.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (March 1966): 12-16.

1966. 14. 2. (June)

“De Emmett Bradshaw in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 17-24. “Meeting of PCHS.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 24. Morris, Robert L. “Opie Read and the Arkansas Traveler.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 25-26. “Opie Read’s Books in Order of Publication.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 27-29. “Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Convention A.H.A.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 30.

1966. 14. 3. (September) “Some Prominent Citizens of Pulaski County in 1889. Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (September 1966): 31-40.

“Dr. Robert L. Dodge.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 31-32.

“Reverend John H. Dye.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 32-33.

“Governor James P. Eagle.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 33-35.

“Thomas Fletcher.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 35-36.

“Fred Hanger.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 36.

“Dr. P. O. Hooper.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 36-37.

“General Dan W. Jones.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 37-38.

“Martin L. Kumpe.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 38-39.

“Thomas W. Newton.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 39-40. “Visit to the Home of Governor-Elect James P. Eagle.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 40-41. “Letters from the First Little Rock University.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 42-46, 48. “Picture of the First Little Rock University.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 46.

“Portraits of Notable Arkansans.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (June 1966): 47.

1966. 14. 4. (December)

“The Meeting at Scott.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 49. Campbell, Mrs. Arthur.“All Souls Community Church at Scott.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 49-55. Fletcher, Mrs. W. J. “A Brief History of the Community of Scott.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 55-60. “The Battle of Wilson’s Creek (A Poem).” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 61. “The Battle of Pea Ridge (A Poem).” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 62.

“Last Meeting of PCHS for 1966.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 63.

“Officers for 1967.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 63.

“Marker at Primrose Chapel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 63.

“Membership List 1966.” Pulaski County Historical Review 14 (December 1966): 64-66.

1967. 15. 1. (March) Atkinson, J. H.“Abigail and Alexander Robinson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 1-4. “Hotels, Boarding Houses, Restaurants, etc. in Little Rock in 1900.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 4-6.

“Opportunity for Members of P.C.H.S.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 7.

“New Archivist at Old State House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 8.

“Angelo Marro.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 9. “Sketches of 140 Pulaski County Citizens of 1889.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 10. “Officers of Pulaski County, 1818-1958.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 11-14.

“Honors for Mrs. George Rose Smith.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 15.

“Notes, Officers for 1967.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (March 1967): 16.

1967. 15. 2. (June) Hobby, Selma Plowman.“The Little Rock Public Schools, 1865-1874.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (June 1967): 17-30. “Miscellaneous Items.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (June 1967): 31-32.

1967. 15. 3. (September) Atkinson J. H and Amanda Ferguson.“Historic Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (September 1967): 33-34.

“History Marker to be Dedicated.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (September 1967): 34. “An Exciting Campaign for Governor in 1872.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (September 1967): 35-42. “Two Governors for Thirty Days.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (September 1967): 43- 44.

“Baxter Recognized.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (September 1967): 45-48.

1967. 15. 4. (December) Atkinson J. H. “A New Constitution for Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (December 1967): 49-51. Hoeltzel, Pauline R.“Myra McAlmont Warner.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (December 1967): 51-55. “Plague Presented to Primrose Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (December 1967): 55.

“Ex-Slaves’ Big Day.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (December 1967): 56-57.

“Our Typist.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (December 1967): 57. “Mifflin Wistar Gibbs: Negro Leader.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (December 1967): 58-60. “Membership List of Pulaski County Historical Society, 1967.” Pulaski County Historical Review 15 (December 1967): 60-62.

1968. 16. 1. (March) Harris, Paul. “Formation of the Pulaski County Medical Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (March 1968): 1-8. “Kavanaugh Boulevard and the Man for Whom it Was Named.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (March 1968): 9-13. “The Old Pulaski County Courthouse and Its Builder, Judge W. F. Hill.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (March 1968): 14-16.

“First Meeting of the P.C. H. S., 1968.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (March 1968): 16.

1968. 16. 2. (June) Eison, James. “The Story of the Arsenal in MacArthur Park.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 17-22.

“Arkansas Pioneers Meet.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 22.

“Second Meeting of P. C. H. S., 1968.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 22. Henker, Fred O. “Brodie’s Hidden Valley.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 23-26. “Early Schools for Girls in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 26- 27. “School for the Deaf Established in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 28-29.

“First Bank Building in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 30.

“Members Attend State Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 30. “Visit to Museum at Scott and Knapp Mounds.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (June 1968): 30.

1968. 16. 3. (September) Coffman, C. T. “Pulaski County in 1905, Report of County Judge.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (September 1968): 31-42. Lewellyn, Laura. “Pulaski County Hospital.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (September 1968): 42-48.

“News Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (September 1968): 48.

1968. 16. 4. (December) Atkinson, J. H. “Early Days of the First Methodist Church in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 49-52. Atkinson, J. H. “Cattle Drives from Arkansas to California.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 53-56.

“Little Rock High School, 1850.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 57.

“Autumn Meeting, 1968.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 57. “Book Review. Historic Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 58- 60.

“Officers of PCHS, 1968.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 60.

“Membership List, 1968.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 61-63.

“Union Hotel, 1850.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 64.

“Meeting of P.C.H.S.” Pulaski County Historical Review 16 (December 1968): 64.

1969. 17. 1. (March) “Frederick Gerstoecker Visits Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (March 1969): 1-4. J. H. Atkinson. “Teacher Retirement in Little Rock. How It Began.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (March 1969): 5-6. “Fourth of July Celebration in Little Rock in 1842.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (March 1969): 6. Mrs. F M. Williams. “Andrew Hunter: Pioneer Methodist Leader.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (March 1969): 7-10. “Bishops, Ministers, Clergymen and Preachers as Shown in the U.S. Census Records of 1850- 1860-1870-1880, Pulaski County, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (March 1969): 11-16.

1969. 17. 2. (June) “Contents of the First Sixteen Volumes of the Pulaski County Historical Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (June 1969): 17-28. J. H. Atkinson. “Frederick Gerstaeker in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (June 1969): 29-32.

“Our April Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (June 1969): 33. “Arkansas Historical Association Meets at the Marion Hotel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (June 1969): 33. “Proposed Restoration of the Toltec Mounds and Village Site.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (June 1969): 33. “Marker Erected at Grave of Edward Payson Washburn (March 1958).” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (June 1969): 34.

“Our January Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (June 1969): 34.

1969. 17. 3. (September) J. H. Atkinson. “Brooks and Baxter and an Exciting Race for Governor in 1872.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (September 1969): 35-43. “Colonel Elliott Fletcher Writes Home from Pittman’s Ferry.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (September 1969): 43-44. “Young Hiram Whittington Arrives in Little Rock and Writes to His Family Back in Boston.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (September 1969): 45-48. “Henry M. Stanley (Later to be a World Famous Explorer) Joins the Confederate Army in Arkansas and Visits Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review17 (September 1969): 49- 50.

1969. 17. 4. (December) J. H. Atkinson. “My Career as a Teacher.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969): 51-54. “Class of 1929 Little Rock Junior College.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):55.

“Little Rock Junior College Faculty.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):56. “A Letter to William E. Woodruff (Conditions in Desha County at the Outbreak of the Civil War).” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):57-58. “A High School Memoir of 1916.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59-17 (December 1969):60. “The Pulaski County Historical Association of the Arkansas Pioneers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):61-62

“Last Meeting of the Year.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):62.

“Pulaski County Historical Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):63.

“Recent County Publications.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):63. “Membership of the Pulaski County Historical Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 17 (December 1969):64-66.

1970. 18. 1. (March)

J. H. Atkinson. “Miss Blanche Martin.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (March 1970): 1-5. Alonzo D. Camp. “Some Pitfalls in Family Research.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (March 1970): 6-10. Isgrig, Hazel. “The Memorial Chapter No. 48 United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1889- 1969.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (March 1970): 11-13. Homes of the Governors in Little Rock. Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (March 1970): 14- 16.

1970. 18. 2. (June) J. H. Atkinson. “Abigail Dillon Robertson Memorial Fund: Two Natives of Ireland Endow Business Scholarships for Little Rock Girls.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (June 1970): 17-20. “The Quapaws Once Lived in Arkansas but They Now Live Near Miami, Oklahoma.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (June 1970): 21-22. “A Former Member Writes from Nigeria.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (June 1970): 23- 26. “Teachers of the Freedmen after the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (June 1970): 27.

1970. 18. 3. (September) “Fort Steele School Meets Fiery End.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (September 1970): 29-31. “Little Rock High School Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (September 1970): 32. Ambler, Judge Guy. “Legalistic Humor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (September 1970): 33. “W. G. Hall and Co. Hatters and Men’s Outfitters Letter, 1892.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (September 1970): 34. Lucy Marion Reaves “Glimpses of Yesterday.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (September 1970): 34. “Sketch of Life of Leon LeFevre Written in the 1880s at the Request of Charles G. Roberts.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (September 1970): 36-39. “Slavery in Pulaski County in 1861.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (September 1970): 39.

1970. 18. 4. (December) Parker, David L. “The Officials of Pulaski County, Arkansas, during the Period of Reconstruction. 1864-1874.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (December 1970): 43-50. “A Yankee Buys Cotton in Arkansas in the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (December 1970): 51-53. “Major Jacob Brown and His Connection with Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (December 1970): 54. “Membership of Pulaski County Historical Society, 1970.” Pulaski County Historical Review 18 (December 1970): 55-58.

1971. 19. 1. (March)

J. H. Atkinson. “Looking Backward” 19 (March 1971): 1. Atkinson, J. H. “How I Became a Teacher.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (March 1971): 2-4. J. H. Atkinson. “The First School That I Taught.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (March 1971): 5-7. J. H. Atkinson. “Preparing to Enter College in 1906.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (March 1971): 8-11. “Historical Markers Erected by the Pulaski County Historical Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (March 1971): 11. J. H. Atkinson. “Getting a Degree from the University of Arkansas in 1910.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (March 1971): 12-16.

1971. 19. 2. (June) J. H. Atkinson. “Local Man Leaves Diary and Other Material Relating to the Indian Wars in the West in the 1870’s.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (June 1971): 17-22. “Members of Prominent Families in Little Rock in the Year 1901.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (June 1971): 23-26. “Residents of Certain Streets as Listed in the Little Rock-Hot Springs Blue Book of 1901.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (June 1971): 27-29. “Little Rock Telephone Directory, 1887.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (June 1971): 30- 32.

1971. 19. 3. (September) Riley, Bob. “The Party that Almost Was…[KKK].” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (September 1971): 33-39. Letzig, Margaret H. “Emil Hetzenauk and his Stanley Steamer. A Man Who Wouldn’t Retire.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (September 1971): 40-43. Brough, Charles Hillman. “Some Distinguished Visitors to Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (September 1971): 43-44.

1971. 19. 4. (December) Letzig, Margaret H.. “A Tribute to Mollie Peay Worthen: Woman of Distinction.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (December 1971): 45-51. Tom Dillard, ed. “Reports on a 16th Section School.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (December 1971): 52-56

“A New Editor at Last.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (December 1971): 57.

“Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 19 (December 1971): 57-58.

1972. 20. 1. (March) Hepp, Judy. “The Mayors of Reconstruction Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (March 1972): 1-4. “The Expenses of an 1864 Trip to Richmond.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (March 1972): 5-8. Munn, C. F. “From Whence they Came: People in Pulaski Co., Ark., in 1850.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (March 1972): 9. “Book Review. Donald H. Grubbs. Cry from the Cotton. The Southern Tenant Farmers Union and the New Deal.” Chapel Hill. University of North Carolina Press, 1971. Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (March 1972): 10. “1920 Election Results in Pulaski Co.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (March 1972): 11.

“Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (March 1972): 11-12.

1972. 20. 2. (June) Huddleston, Duane. “Early Horse Racing in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 13-19.

“Duel Fought Between Slaves.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 19. “Their Belongings and Holdings. Property Ownership in Pulaski County in 1850.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 20. “Examination of the Little Rock Academy, 1826.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 21. “Little Rock Odd Fellows Established, 1839.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 22.

“List of Unclaimed Letters.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 22. Williams, C. Fred. “Book Review. Dee Brown. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. New York. Holt, Reinhart and Winston, 1970.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 23-24. Dillard, Tom. “Book Review. Occasional Papers and Ozark Historical Review. 20 (June 1972): 24.

“A Murderer Escaped.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 25.

“News and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (June 1972): 25-26.

1972. 20. 3. (September) Finch, David E. “Little Rocks Red Bishop Brown and his Separate Black Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (September 1972): 27-34.

Coroners Inquisition. Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (September 1972): 34. Munn, C. F. “Pulaski County Occupations in 1850.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (September 1972): 35. Moore, Rev. James Wilson. “Presbyterianism in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (September 1972): 36-42.

“News and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (September 1972): 42. “Book Review. Jim Ranchino. Faubus to Bumpers. How Arkansas Votes, 1960-1970. Little Rock. n.p., 1972.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (September 1972): 43. “Book Review. Fort Smith Past and Present. A Historical Summary Little Rock. International Graphics, 1972.” Pulaski County Historical Review. 20 (September 1972): 44

1972. 20. 4. (December) Huddleston, Duane. “Building the Little Rock Arsenal.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 45-47. Munn, C. F. “Causes of Death in Pulaski Co. June 1849-May 1850.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 48. “American Warship Arkansas Acknowledges its Namesake.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 48. Beauchamp, Linnie. (Introduction by Margaret H. Letzig). “Mark Whitaker Izard. Arkansas Legislator and Nebraska Territorial Governor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 49-51. “Little Rock’s Black Physicians, 1907.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 52-54. Dillard, Tom. “Book Review. William C. Havard, ed. The Changing Politics of the South. Baton Rouge. Louisiana State University Press, 1972.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 55. “Membership of the Pulaski County Historical Society, 1972.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 56-58.

“First Horse-Drawn Boat Arrives.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 58. “President Hayes Invited to Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 59.

“News and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 59.

“More News and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 20 (December 1972): 60.

1973. 21. 1. (March) Henker, Fred O. “Ferndale—Western Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (March 1973): 1-17.

“February Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (March 1973): 18. Worthen, Mary F. “Thomas Fletcher, A Reminiscence.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (March 1973): 19-21.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (March 1973): 22.

“Book Previews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (March 1973): 23-28.

1973. 21. 2. (June) McClurkan, Burney. “Pulaski County Indians.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (June 1973): 29-32. Halliburton, Arthur. “Vimy Ridge: A Community.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (June 1973): 33-42. Atkinson, J.H. “Our Society, A History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (June 1973): 44- 46.

“News, Notes And Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (June 1973): 47.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (June 1973): 48-50.

1973. 21. 3. (September) Wolfe, Jonathon J. “The Peopling of Pulaski.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (September 1973): 51-62. “Warrant Registry Number 2–1831.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (September 1973): 63-67.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (September 1973): 67.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (September 1973): 68-72.

1973. 21. 4. (December)

“J.H. Atkinson, 1888-1973.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (December 1973): 73. May, J M. “My Brother’s Youth.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (December 1973): 74- 76. “A Bibliography of J.H. Atkins Publications.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (December 1973): 76-78. Huddleston, Duane. “The Pat Cleburne and the Arkansas Belle.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (December 1973): 79-86. Best, Helen D. “North Little Rock Progressivism.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (December 1973): 87-91.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (December 1973): 92-94.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 21 (December 1973): 94.

1974. 22. 1. (March) Best, Helen D. “North Little Rock Progressivism, Part II.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (March 1974): 1-12. Lynch, Jim. “Governmental History of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (March 1974): 13-19.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (March 1974): 19.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (March 1974): 20-22.

1974. 22. 2. (June) McDonald, Erwin L. “A Moral Briar Patch, Religion in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (June 1974): 23-30. Justiss, William B. “The Black Robes of Arkansas, Jesuit Missionaries and Arkansas Post, 1673- 1758.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (June 1974): 31-41.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (June 1974): 41-42.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (June 1974): 43-44.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (June 1974): 44.

1974. 22. 3. (September) Odle III, Jacob E. “Little Rock in 1919. A Postwar Southern City.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (September 1974): 45-54. Rhodes, Dennis H. “The Public Career of Sen. Joe T. Robinson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (September 1974): 55-57. Rhodes, Dennis H. “Robinson as Minority Leader.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (September 1974): 58-60.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (September 1974): 61-64.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (September 1974): 64.

1974. 22. 4. (December) Dillard, Tom W. “Pulaski People. William G. Whipple.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (December 1974): 65-67. Longstreth, Mrs. Lucille. “Highland Heights Presbyterian Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (December 1974): 68-72. Rhodes, Dennis H. “Joe T. Robinson and the Campaign of 1928.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (December 1974): 73-76. “1840 City Bath House Established.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (December 1974): 77.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (December 1974): 78-82.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (December 1974): 83.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 22 (December 1974): 84.

1975. 23. 1. (March) Brand, Jr., Melvin U. “The Fourche River Lumber Company, 1903-1921.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 1-6. Allen, A. Hall. “Pulaski People: G. A. A. Deane. Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 7-8. Rhodes, Dennis E. “J. T. Robinson and the Campaign of 1932.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 9-11. “Two Early Schools: Gazette Reprints.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 12- 13. “The Arkansas River: Gazette Reprints.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 14-15.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 16-17.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 18-20.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (March 1975): 20.

1975. 23. 2. (June) Durning, Dan. “Those Enterprising Georges: Early German Settlers in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (June 1975): 21-37.

“News Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (June 1975): 38.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (June 1975): 39-40.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (June 1975): 41-42.

1975. 23. 3. (September) Gardner, Royce A. “Pulaski Legislators.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 43-50. “A Document: 1891 Visit to Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 51-54. Rhodes, Dennis H. “Joe T. Robinson: New Deal Ally.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 55-57.

“Research in Progress.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 57. “A Document: 1903 Religious Census.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 58-59.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 59-60.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 61.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (September 1975): 62.

1975. 23. 4. (December) Henker III, Fred O. “Mental Health Practice in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (December 1975): 63-74 Huddleston, Duane. “Montgomery’s Point to Little Rock in 1828.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (December 1975): 75-81.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (December 1975): 82.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (December 1975): 83-84.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 23 (December 1975): 84.

1976. 24. 1. (March) Johnston, Robert. “The Historic Pulaski County Court House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (March 1976): 1-5. Dillard, Tom. “Isaac T. Gillam: Black Pulaski Countian.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (March 1976):6-11. Walters, Martha. “Little Rock Urban Renewal.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (March 1976):12-16.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (March 1976):17-18.

“Research in Progress.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (March 1976):18.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (March 1976):19.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (March 1976):20.

1976. 24. 2. (June) Huddlestone, Duane. “The Volant and Reindeer, Early Arkansas Steamboats.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 21-33. Russell P. Baker. “Pulaski People: Williams D. Blocher.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 34-36.

“Letter to the Editor. Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 37-38.

“Palarm Creel Toll Bridge. Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 39. Dillard, Tom W. “The McCarthy Light Guards.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 40-41.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 42-43.

“Queries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 44.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 45-46.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (June 1976): 46.

1976. 24. 3. (September) Basinger, Phillip G. “A History of the Jacksonville Ordinance Plant.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 47-55. Dillard, Tom W. “Little Rock Described by Wife of Carpetbagger: A Document.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 56-58. “A Child Beggar in Reconstruction Little Rock: A Document.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 59. “In the Summer of 1909: A Document.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 61.

“Queries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 62.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 63.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 64-65.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (September 1976): 66

1976. 24. 4. (December) Kirby, Walter J. “The Collegeville Post Office.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 67-69.

“New Society Dues Structure.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 69. “Pulaski County Coroner’s Inquest Reports, Part 1.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 70-75.

“Frontier Road Construction.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 76-80.

“Society Receives Grant.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 80.

“News, Notes, Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 81.

“Queries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 82-83.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 84-86.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 24 (December 1976): 86.

1977. 25. 1. (March) Neal, Joe. “Fraternal Cemetery, Reflections on a Southern Negro Graveyard.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (March 1977): 1-14. “Pulaski County Coroner’s Inquest Reports, Part 2.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (March 1977): 15-18.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (March 1977): 19.

“Queries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (March 1977): 20.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (March 1977): 21-22.

1977. 25. 2. (June) Worthen, Mary. “The Aesthetic Club. Oldest Women’s Club in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (June 1977): 23-29. “Pulaski County Coroner's Inquest Reports. Part 3.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (June 1977): 30-35 “Documents Pertaining to Civil War Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (June 1977): 36-39.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (June 1977): 40.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (June 1977): 41-42.

1977. 25. 3. (September) Kirk, Dianna. “Central High Celebrates Two Historic Anniversaries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (September 1977): 43-48. Rimmer, Martha. “Progressivism Comes To Little Rock, The Election Of 1911.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (September 1977): 49-60.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (September 1977): 61.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (September 1977): 62-63.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (September 1977): 63-64.

1977. 25. 4. (December)

Rimmer, Martha Williamson. “Progressivism In Little Rock. The War Against Vice….” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 65-72. Dillard, Tom W. “Pulaski People: Solomon Gans.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 73. Witsell, Charles Jr. “Pulaski Places: The Gans-Remmel Building.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 74. Baker, R.P., “Southwest Missionary Baptist Church. A Brief History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 75-76. “Pulaski County Coroner’s Inquest Reports. Part 4.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 77-81.

“Research in Progress.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 81.

“Queries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 82.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 82-83.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 25 (December 1977): 84.

1978. 26. 1. (March) Henker III, Fred O. and Virginia Henker, eds. “The Diary of F. O. Henker: Vaudeville Contortionist, 1909-11.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 1-11. Hudson, Mary and Susan Ruple. “Little Rock Freedmen’s Bank Depository Records.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 12-16. Baker, R. P. “Pulaski People: Nicholas Oakleaf.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 18-19.

“News, Notes, and Comments. Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 19.

“Queries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 20.

“Research in Progress.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 20.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 21-22.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (March 1978): 22.

1978. 26. 2. (June) Huddleston, Duane. “The Robert Thompson. Early Arkansas River Steamer.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 23-26. Dillard, Tom W. “Pulaski People: Clara A. McDiarmid.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 27-28. “Incorporating Little Rock: 1831: A Document.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 29-31. Hudson, Mary and Susan Ruple. “Little Rock Freedman’s Bureau Bank Depository Records.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 33-36.

“Pulaski Geneology.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 37-38.

“Queries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 38. “Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 39-41

“Book Notes” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (June 1978): 41-42.

1978. 26. 3. (September) Bridges, Martha. “The McAlmont Family of Little Rock Views the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (September 1978): 43-55. Brazzel, Kathy. “A Time of Change. Little Rock in 1880.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (September 1978): 56-59. Hudson, Mary, and Susan Ruple. “Little Rock Freedmen’s Bureau Bank Depository Records.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (September 1978): 60-65.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (September 1978): 66.

1978. 26. 4. (December) Simpson, Ethel C. “William Howard: Itinerant Photographer of Central Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (December 1978): 67-71. “When Clouds of Pigeons Passed over Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (December 1978): 72-74. Kirby, Walter J. “’Pigeon Roost’ or Wattensaw. A Central Arkansas Community.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (December 1978): 75-76. “Soldiers of the United States Colored Infantry in Pulaski County, 1864-1866.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (December 1978): 77-82. Dillard, Tom. “Letter from the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (December 1978): 83.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (December 1978): 84-85.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 26 (December 1978): 87-90.

1979. 27. 1. (Spring)

Robinson, Lucy. “Letters to Members.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 3.

“Growing Rapidly.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 4. Cheatham, Rosalie. “The First Presbyterian Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 5-9. Welch, Thomas, R. Rev. D.D. “Service of Thanksgiving.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 10. Baker, Russell P. “Edward Sauter: Early Little Rock Educator.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 11-12. Baker, Russell P. “Naturalization Information, Early Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 13-20. Baker, Russell P. “East Union Missionary Baptist Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 21-23.

“Items in Brief.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 24.

“The Hallie Rifles.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 25. “Announcement. Medical Education in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 26. “Announcement. Arkansas History Association Annual Meeting, 1979.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 27.

“The Last Word.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Spring 1979): 28.

1979. 27. 2. (Summer)

“President’s Letter.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 31.

“Too Much Litigation.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 33.

“Barbarities of the Rebels.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 35-39. Wineland, Betty. “Coming to Grips with Time.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 40-41. “Arkansas, a History of the Confederate Gunboat.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 42-51. Seale, William. “Recreating the Historic House Interiors.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 52-53. Dillard, Tom.“Arkansas History Association Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 54-56.

“Inquiries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 57-58.

“National Civil War Meeting.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 59-63.

“The Editor’s Page.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Summer 1979): 64.

1979. 27. 3. (Fall) Walla, Edwina. “Pioneers of the Arkansas Industrial University, Medical Department.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Fall 1979): 67-83. Baker, Russell. “William Tucker: Early Baptist Pastor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Fall 1979): 84-85.

Baker, Russell“The Little Rock Baptist Association.” Pulaski County Historical Review 86.

“Inquiries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Fall 1979): 87-88. “Information Requested: Western Star Lodge #2, F. & A.M.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Fall 1979): 89.

“Editor’s Page.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Fall 1979): 92.

1979. 27. 4. (Winter) Martin, Inez. “Letter from Incoming President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 95.

“Upcoming Events.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 96-97. “The Arkansas Confederate Gunboat.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 98- 104, 113-118. Bizell, David W. “100 Years Ago.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 105- 106. Robertson, Richard. “General George Izard: Territorial Governor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 107-111.

“Letter of George Izard.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 112. Dillard, Tom W. “Book Review. Down in the Holler.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 119. Robertson, Dick. “Book Review. Sam Williams, Printer’s Devil.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 120-122.

“Editor’s Page.” Pulaski County Historical Review 27 (Winter 1979): 124.

1980. 28. 1. (Spring) Durning, Dan. “Attracting the German Immigrant: A German Immigrant Describes Arkansas’ Advantages to his Countrymen.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Spring 1980): 2-8. The Architectural Firm of Witsell and Evans. “An Historical and Architectural Report on the Albert Pike House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Spring 1980): 9-14. Dillard, Tom W. “In Search of Arkansas’ Elusive Past: A Brief Introduction to Books on Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Spring 1980): 15-17.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Spring 1980): 18.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Spring 1980): 19.

1980. 28. 2. (Summer) Perry, Elizabeth C. and F. Hampton Roy. “The Rabbi and Clarence Darrow.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 2-3. Eison, James Reed. “’Poor Henry Brookin’.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 4-6. Robertson, Richard. “Black Education in Post Civil War Little Rock: Documents.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 7-10.

“Pulaski Potpurri.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 10. Dillard, Tom W. “Pulaski Profiles: John A. Hibbler.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 11-13.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 14.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 15.

Dillard, Tom W. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Summer 1980): 16.

1980. 28. 3. (Fall) Roberts, Bobby L. “Preserving the Documented Past: The UALR Archives and Special Collections.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Fall 1980): 2-6. “The Foster Vineyard Letters. Personal Notes from World War II.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Fall 1980): 7-15.

“The F. Hampton Roy Award.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Fall 1980): 16.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Fall 1980): 17.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Fall 1980): 18-19. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Fall 1980): 20.

1980. 28. 4. (Winter) Gatewood, Robert L. “Asa Peter Robinson, Builder of a Railroad and a Town.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Winter 1980): 2-18. Christopher, Mark A. and James R. Eison. “About the Dead Man Elder.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Winter 1980): 19-21.

“From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Winter 1980): 22.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Winter 1980): 23.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 28 (Winter 1980): 24.

1981. 29. 1. (Spring) Cotton, Mrs. W. Dan. “Streetcars and Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Spring 1981): 2-10.

“Pulaski Potpourri.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Spring 1981): 10. Dillard, Tom W. “H. F. Auten: A Man Who Could Not Stand Still.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Spring 1981): 11-18.

“From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Spring 1981): 18.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Spring 1981): 19.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Spring 1981): 20.

1981. 29. 2. (Summer) Polston, Michael David. “Little Rock Did Herself Proud. A History of The 1911 United Confederate Veterans Reunion.” Pulaski County Historical Review29 (Summer 1981): 22-32. Williams, Aubrey F. “The Romance of The Retail Grocers Association Rating Book, Little Rock, ARK., 1904.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Summer 1981): 33-34 Bruce, Thomas Allen. “Pulaski Profiles: Effie Elizabeth Combs.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Summer 1981): 35-41.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Summer 1981): 42-43.

“News, Notes And Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Summer 1981): 44.

1981. 29. 3. (Fall) Henker III, Fred O. “Pulaski County’s Great Physician—Dr. P. O. Hooper.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Fall 1981): 46-51. Camp, Alonzo D. “Ferries Over the Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Fall 1981): 52-60. Baker, R. P. “Pulaski Profiles:Fannie Green Borland Moores.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Fall 1981): 61-62.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Fall 1981): 63.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Fall 1981): 64.

1981. 29. 4. (Winter) Bizzell, David W. “A Report on the Quapaw. The Letters of Governor George Izard to the American Philosophical Society, 1825-1827.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Winter 1981): 66-79. Eison, James Reed. “The Cenotaph in the Park.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Winter 1981): 80-84.

Martin, Inez. “From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Winter 1981): 85.

“Letters to the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Winter 1981): 86-87.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 29 (Winter 1981): 88.

1982. 30. 1. (Spring) Nichols, Cheryl Griffith. “The Development of Pulaski Heights.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Spring 1982): 2-16. Bell, James W. “The Early Parks of Little Rock, Part I.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Spring 1982): 17-21. “The Battle of Little Rock—From a Federal Perspective.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Spring 1982): 22-24. Dixon, Richard B. “From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Spring 1982): 25.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Spring 1982): 26. “News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Spring 1982): 27-28.

1982. 30. 2. (Summer) Eison, James R. “Dead but She Was in a Good Place, a Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Summer 1982): 30-42.

“Membership Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Summer 1982): 43. Bell, James W. “The Early Parks of Little Rock, Part II.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Summer 1982): 44-47. Hardeman, Charleen Lanier. “Pulaski Profiles: James Alexander Woodson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Summer 1982): 48-51.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Summer 1982): 52.

1982. 30. 3. (Fall) Allen, A. Hall. “The Baring Brothers and Their Famous Bridge.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Fall 1982): 54-58. Watkins, Beverly. “The Chinese Labor Question, 1869-1870.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Fall 1982): 59-63. Elias, Charles H. “Art's Harvest of the Hunt.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Fall 1982): 64-66. Allen, Theresa Maria. “Pulaski Profiles: Steve Cole.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Fall 1982): 67-69.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Fall 1982): 70.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Fall 1982): 71-72.

1982. 30. 4. (Winter) Dougan, Michael B. “Bravo Brignoli! The First Opera Season in Arkansas” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Winter 1982): 74-80. McSwain, Bernice Lamb. “Shorter College in its Early History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Winter 1982): 81-84. Clark, Richard B., and Margaret R. Clark. “The Logan H. Roots Hospitals: ‘A Tale of Two Cities.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Winter 1982): 85-88. News, Notes and Comments. Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Winter 1982): 89.

Book Notes. Pulaski County Historical Review 30 (Winter 1982): 90-92.

1983. 31. 1. (Spring) Rush, Helene E. “The White Church Press Speaks to the Central High Crisis.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1983): 2-9. Rimmer, Martha W. “Riverfront Park: A Progressive Vision.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1983): 10-14.

“Main Street Little Rock, in 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1983): 15-16.

“Letters to the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1983): 17-18.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1983): 19-20.

1983. 31. 2. (Summer) Brown, Allan C. “The Legacy of ‘The City of Roses.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Summer 1983): 22-28. Ross Smith, Margaret. “The Cunninghams: Little Rock’s First Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Summer 1983): 29-33.

“The Thirtieth Anniversary.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Summer 1983): 34-35.

“PCHS Potpourri.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Summer 1983): 36.

“PCHS Officers: 1951-1983.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Summer 1983): 37.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Summer 1983): 38-40.

1983. 31. 3. (Fall) Baker, Russell P. “A History of Pulaski County Townships.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Fall 1983): 42-49. Eison, James R. ““Stand We in Jeopardy Every Hour”: A Confederate Letter, 1864.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Fall 1983): 50-54. Dorough, Jefferson M. “Pulaski Profiles: George Daniel Peil.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Fall 1983): 55-57.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Fall 1983): 58-60.

1983. 31. 4. (Winter) Dillard, Tom W. “An Excerpt, ‘Perseverance. Black History in Pulaski County, Arkansas.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Winter 1983): 62-73. Polston, Michael David. “Mount Holly’s Unknown Patriot: General Allison Nelson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Winter 1983): 74-9.

“Dawson, James M. Addendum.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Winter 1983): 79. Dixon, Richard B. “From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Winter 1983): 80-81.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Winter 1983): 82.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Winter 1983): 83-84.

1984. 32. 1. (Spring) Little, Carolyn Yancey. “Samson Gray and the Bayou Meto Settlement.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1984): 2-16.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1984): 16. House, Archie F. “Boat Racing was City’s most Popular Sport.” Pulaski County Historical Review 31 (Spring 1984): 17-20.

1984. 32. 2. (Summer) Jansma, Harriet. “’The Quaint Old Place Called Tanglewood’: Hannah Donnell Knight’s Garden in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Summer 1984): 22-30.

“Cover Photo Dated.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Summer 1984): 31. Dorough, Jefferson M. “Pulaski Profiles: The First Woman Legislator in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Summer 1984): 32-34.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Summer 1984): 35-36.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Summer 1984): 37-40.

1984. 32. 3. (Fall) Dickinson, Samuel D. “Quapaw Indian Dances.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Fall 1984): 42-50. Eison, James R. “MacArthur Park: Then and Now.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Fall 1984): 51-56. Eison, James R. “On A Man That Died For Men.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Fall 1984): 57-60.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Fall 1984): 50& 56.

1984. 32. 4. (Winter) “A Trip Through the Confederacy in 1864: A Memoir of U.M. Rose.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Winter 1984): 62-78.

“Aladdin Literacy Club.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Winter 1984): 79. Dixon, Richard B. “A Brief History of St. Edward’s Parish, Little Rock Arkansas, 1884- 1984.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Winter 1984): 80-81. Bearden, Robert E. L.“From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Winter 1984): 82.

“New, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 32 (Winter 1984): 83-84.

1985. 33. 1. (Spring) Pine, R. Linda “Putting on their Red Shirts and Bringing Down the Fire Engine. A History of the Little Rock Volunteer Fire Department.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Spring 1985): 2- 12. “A Trip Through the Confederacy in 1864: A Memoir of U. M. Rose.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Spring 1985): 13-22.

“News Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Spring 1985): 22-23.

1985. 33. 2 (Summer) Hudson, Sarah C. “Little Rock's Leadership: The First State Board of Health’ Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Summer 1985): 26-39.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Summer 1985): 39. Ross, Frances M. “Education and the Future of Arkansas, Reflections of James Mitchell.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Summer 1985): 40-47. Williams, Charles G. “Houses Used By the Union Army in the City of Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Summer 1985): 48.

1985. 33. 3. (Fall) Cook, Weaver Bruce. “Emperor Without An Empire. The Story Of Roswell Beebe And The Cairo And Fulton Railroad.” Pulaski County Historical Review33 (Fall 1985): 50-62. Hamilton, Becky. “An Art Gallery Which Shall Be Little Rock’s Own.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Fall 1985): 63-69.

“Miss Warner’s School.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Fall 1985): 70.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Fall 1985): 71.

“PCHS Members.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Fall 1985): 72.

1985. 33. 4. (Winter) Polston, Michael, David. “Time Does Not Count Here: Letters of an American Doughboy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Winter 1985): 74-81. Cook, John. “Reminiscences of Argenta.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Winter 1985): 82-86. Clark, Richard B. “Pulaski Profiles: Corydon McAlmont Wassell, M.D.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Winter 1985): 87-88. Bearden, Robert E. L. “From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Winter 1985): 89.

“Books and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 33 (Winter 1985): 90-92.

1986. 34. 1. (March) Walls, Edwin. “Some Extinct Black Hospitals of Little Rock and Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (March 1986): 2-13. “Fire Destroys Oldest House in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (March 1986): 13. Dickenson, Samuel D. “The Quapaw Journey to Red River.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (March 1986): 14-23. “A 1920 Little Rock General Mercantile Store.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (March 1986): 24.

“Women’s History Survey.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (March 1986): 25. “News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (March 1986): 26-27.

1986. 34. 2. (Summer) Ewbank, Lynn. “‘Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant, Chief’: The History and Contributions of the Lorenzo Gibson Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Summer 1986): 30-37. Eison, James Reed. “Roselawn Memorial Park.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Summer 1986): 38-44. Clark, Richard B. “Pulaski Profiles: John J. McAlmont.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Summer 1986): 45-46. “Photo of St. Mary’s Basketball Team.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Summer 1986): 47.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Summer 1986): 48.

1986. 34. 3. (Fall)

Baker, Russell Pierce. “The Beginnings of Landmark Church and Community.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Fall 1986): 50-59. Dickinson, Samuel D. “Louis Bringier in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Fall 1986): 60-69.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Fall 1986): 70-71.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Fall 1986): 72.

1986. 34. 4. (Winter)

Martin, Floyd W. “Eight Downtown Little Rock Churches: An Architectural History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Winter 1986): 74-89. “The 1905 ‘New Handy Map of Little Rock.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Winter 1986): 90-92.

“Book Review and Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Winter 1986): 93-95.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 34 (Winter 1986): 96.

1987. 35. 1. (Spring) Langford, Lynda B. “The Work Projects Administration in the Pulaski County District.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Spring 1987): 2-15. Martin, Floyd W. “Eight Downtown Little Rock Churches: An Architectural History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Spring 1987): 16-22.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Spring 1987): 23-24.

1987. 35. 2. (Summer) Gordon Fon Louise. “Black Women in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Summer 1987): 26-37. Martin Floyd W. “Eight Downtown Little Rock Churches: An Architectural History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Summer 1987): 38-45.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Summer 1987): 46-47.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Summer 1987): 48.

1987. 35. 3. (Fall) Adam, Hilda Hicks. “The Campbells Came to Arkansas Hurrah! Hurrah!” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Fall 1987): 50-59. Baker, Russell Pierce. “Pulaski County Post Offices, 1818-1971.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Fall 1987): 60-65. Razer, Bob. “Book Review: Harvey Couch.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Fall 1987): 66-67.

“News Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Fall 1987): 68.

1987. 35. 4. (Winter) Eison, James Reed. “When the Merci Train Came.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Winter 1987): 70-76. O’Donnell, William W., K.S.G. “Pulaski County in the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Winter 1987): 77-81

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Winter 1987): 81 Henker, Fred O. “Pulaski Profiles. Edwin Bentley, M.D.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Winter 1987): 82-83. “Little Rock Senior High School Teachers, 1927.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Winter 1987): 84-85.

Almand, A. J. “From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Winter 1987): 86-87.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 35 (Winter 1987): 88.

1988. 36. 1. (Spring) Miller, Leon C. “Little Rock’s Golden Calf: The Jazz Age Baseball Battle in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Spring 1988): 2-18. Henker, Fred O. “James Henry Southall, Physician and Gentleman.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Spring 1988): 19-21.

“Parham School, 1919.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Spring 1988): 22-23.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Spring 1988): 23.

1988. 36. 2. (Summer) Rice, Kathryn Donham, and James H. Rice. “Elbert Hartwell English: Lawyer, Chief Justice, Educator, Grand Master.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Summer 1988): 26-38.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Summer 1988): 38. Pierce, Aaron B. “St. John’s College.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Summer 1988): 39- 44.

“Fletcher Rifles.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Summer 1988): 45.

“Letter to the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Summer 1988): 46.

“Membership Report.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Summer 1988): 47-48.

1988. 36. 3. (Fall) Camp, Marcia. “The Soul of Bernie Babcock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Fall 1988): 50-62. Dillard, Tom W., and Rebecca Parker. “’Concerning Argenta’s Industries, Etc.’: An Historical Document.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Fall 1988): 63-69. Henker, Fred O. “Pulaski Profile—William Claire Green, M.D.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Fall 1988): 70-71.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Fall 1988): 72.

1988. 36. 4. (Winter) Maxwell, Nancy. “Born to Lead: Jacob Pyeatt and the Journey to Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Winter 1988): 74-81. Williams, Charles G. “A List of Confederate Citizen Prisoners Held at the US. Military Prison at Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review36 (Winter 1988): 82-92.

“Moving the Rock to City Hall.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Winter 1988): 93-95.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 36 (Winter 1988): 96.

1989. 37. 1. (Spring) Dickinson, Samuel D. “Up the Arkansas by Pirogue.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Spring 1989): 2-14.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Spring 1989): 14. From TCB Collection. “Argenta In Photographs.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Spring 1989): 15-17. Hough, Pitts & Clark. “Pulaski Profile: William M. Burns, M.D. Physician, Politician, and Futurist.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Spring 1989): 18-19.

1989. 37. 2. (Summer) Dunnavant, Lola, and James Reed Eison, ed. “Steel Helmets Under a September Sun: Little Rock Central High, 1957-1958.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Summer 1989): 22-35. Almand, Colonel A.J. “Pulaski Profiles: John Parks Almand.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Summer 1989): 35-43.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Summer 1989): 44.

1989. 37. 3. (Fall) Dunnavant, Miss Lola. Edited by James Reed Eison. “Long Halls Growing Darker Little Rock Central High, 1958-1959.” Pulaski County Historical Review37 (Fall 1989): 46-59. “Membership Report.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Fall 1989): 59. Ross, Margaret Smith. “Little Rock’s Old Town.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Fall 1989): 60-64. Walls, Edwina. “Pulaski Profile: Mahlon Dickerson Ogden, Sr.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Fall 1989): 65-67.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Fall 1989): 67-68.

1989. 37. 4. (Winter) Henry, Marguerite Keller. “Some Early German Speaking Settlers in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Winter 1989): 70-81. Hanna, Calvin. “Pulaski Profile: Claibourne Watkins, M.D.: Soldier, Physician-Surgeon, Professor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Winter 1989): 82- 86.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Winter 1989): 87-91.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 37 (Winter 1989): 92.

1990. 38. 1. (Spring) Haynie, Paul D. “Passionate Paradox: The Career of the Reverend T. J. Shelton.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Spring 1990): 2-14.

“Lawn Parties at the Reichardt House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Spring 1990): 15. Eison, James Reed. “A Radiance That Will Illuminate The Name.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Spring 1990): 16-21.

“Letters to the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Spring 1990): 22.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Spring 1990): 23-24.

1990. 38. 2. (Summer) Jones, Gary D. “A Diamond in the Rough, A Jewel in the Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Summer 1990): 26-30.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Summer 1990): 30. Eison, James Reed. “Old Estrabon and the Others.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Summer 1990): 31-34. Davis, Anthony Gene. “Rules and Regulations, A Little Rock Police Officer in 1902.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Summer 1990): 35-39.

“Membership Report.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Summer 1990): 40.

1990. 38. 3. (Fall) Dickinson, Samuel D. “John Rison Fordyce.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Fall 1990): 42-50. Smith, Sybil. “Notes on the Italian Settlers of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Fall 1990): 51-57. “Pulaski Profiles: Josephine and Samuel H. Panckey.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Fall 1990): 58-59.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Fall 1990): 60.

1990. 38. 4. (Winter) Rimmer, Martha Williamson, compiler. “Index to Volumes XXIV-XXVIII, 1986-1990.” Pulaski County Historical Review 38 (Winter 1990): 63-84.

1991. 39. 1. (Spring) Alford, Julia G. Besancon. “Bayou Meto Township, Pulaski County’s Northern Panhandle, 1818-1910.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Spring 1991): 2-14. Dunn, Robert A. “The Corps and the Arkansas, 1833-1946.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Spring 1991): 15-22.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Spring 1991): 23.

“Letter to the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Spring 1991): 24.

1991. 39. 2. (Summer) Harris, Peggy. “Homemaker to Homeowner: Little Rock Women in the 1920s.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Summer 1991): 26-36. Eison, James Reed. “The Hostile Years: The Museum-Aesthetic Club Controversy, 1951- 1954.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Summer 1991): 37-46.

“1991 Membership Report.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Summer 1991): 47. “News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Summer 1991): 48.

1991. 39. 3 (Fall) Kyzer, Paula. “Promoting Political Responsibility, League of Women Voters of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Fall 1991): 50-60. Hronas, Helen, and James Hronas. “A History of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Community of Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Fall 1991): 61-71.

“Book Reviews.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Fall 1991): 72.

1991. 39. 4. (Winter) “Prisoners of War at Camp Robinson: A Document.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Winter 1991): 74-78. Eison, James Reed. “The Mystery of the Marble Woman.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Winter 1991): 79-82. Eison, James Reed. “The Liar of Parham School: A Reminiscence.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Winter 1991): 83-89.

“Book Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Winter 1991): 90-91. Smith, Sybil. “Letter from the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Winter 1991): 92-93.

“News, Notes, & Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Winter 1991): 93.

“Index to Volume 39.” Pulaski County Historical Review 39 (Winter 1991): 94-98.

1992. 40. 1. (Spring 1992) Jordon, Thomas E. “The Collection of Ex-Slave Narratives in Little Rock by the Federal Writers’ Project.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Spring 1992): 2-14. Eison, James Reed. “The Case of the Forged Fortenbury.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Spring 1992): 15-19.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Spring 1992): 20-21. “Little Rock Fire Department Celebrates One Hundred Years.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Spring 1992): 22.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Spring 1992): 23-24.

1992. 40. 2. (Summer) Worthen, William B. “Louise Loughborough and Her Campaign for ‘Courage and Fineness.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Summer 1992): 26-33.

Eison, James Reed. “White City.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Summer 1992): 34-41. Jordon, Thomas E. “The Collection of Ex-Slave Narratives in Little Rock by the Federal Writers’ Project.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Summer 1992): 42-47.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Summer 1992): 48.

1992. 40. 3. (Fall) Newell, Nancy. “The Trial and Execution of David O. Dodd.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Fall 1992): 50-62. Fordyce, Colonel John R. “Driving Out to Denver and Back In 1910.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Fall 1992): 63-69.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Fall 1992): 70.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Fall 1992): 71-72.

1992. 40. 4. (Winter) Dawson, Stephen. “The Arkansas Vietnam Veterans Memorial: A Brief History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Winter 1992): 74-80. Woodruff, Mary Janie. “Little Rock’s First Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Winter 1992): 81-86.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Winter 1992): 86. Dixon, Richard B. “Saved by Grace: The Rededication of an Historic Downtown Little Rock Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Winter 1992): 87-88.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Winter 1992): 89-90.

“News, Notes, Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Winter 1992): 91.

“Index to Vol. 40.” Pulaski County Historical Review 40 (Winter 1992): 92-96.

1993. 41. 1. (Spring) Kirk, John. “Dr. J.M. Robinson, the Arkansas Negro Democratic Association and Black Politics in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1928-1952.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Spring 1993): 2-16. Eison, James Reed. “Death at City Hall.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Spring 1993): 17-21.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Spring 1993): 22.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Spring 1993): 23-24.

1993. 41. 2. (Summer) Nutt, Tim G. “Floods, Flatcars and Floozies: Creating the City of North Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Summer 1993): 26-38. Kirk, John. “Dr. J.M Robinson, the Arkansas Negro Democratic Association and Black Politics in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1928-1952.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Summer 1993): 39- 47.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Summer 1993): 48-49.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Summer 1993): 50-51.

1993. 41. 3. (Fall) Crawford, Sybil F. “Frederic Wellington Ruckstull: A Mainstream Artist Recognized By Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Fall 1993): 54-61.

Ogden, John D. “Arkansas, 1864.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Fall 1993): 62-63. Nieser, Tracy. “The History of Camp Pike, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Fall 1993): 64-71. Rimmer, Martha W. “Little Rock’s Third Street Viaduct.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Fall 1993): 72-73.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Fall 1993): 74-75.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Fall 1993): 76.

1993. 41. 4. (Winter) Besancon-Alford, Julia, G. “The History of Marche, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Winter 1993): 78-90. Pierson, Dale, Lya. “John M. Robinson, M.D. 1879-1970.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Winter 1993): 91-93.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Winter 1993): 94-95.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Winter 1993): 96.

“Index to Volume 41.” Pulaski County Historical Review 41 (Winter 1993): 97-100.

1994. 42. 1. (Spring) Rector, Charles J. “Lily-White Republicanism: The Pulaski County Experience, 1888- 1930.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Spring 1994): 2-18. Eurman, Stewart. “Consolidating Cities—An Urban Fiction.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Spring 1994): 19-22.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Spring 1994): 23-24.

“News, Notes & Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Spring 1994): 18, 24.

1994. 42. 2. (Summer) Moneyhon, Carl H. “The Little Rock Freedmen’s Home Farm, 1863-1865.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Summer 1994): 26-35. Crawford, Sybil S. “Gone But Not Forgotten. But Almost.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Summer 1994): 36-45. Besancon-Alford, Julia G. “Bartlett—A Model Manufacturing Town.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Summer 1994): 46-51

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Summer 1994): 52.

1994. 42. 3. (Fall) Lewis, Todd E. “Booker T. Washington and His Visits to Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Fall 1994): 54-65. Love, Berna. “Backing the Attack: Black Arkansans’ Fight Against Germany, Japan and Jim Crow.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Fall 1994): 66-73. Ragsdale, John G. “What’s the Shape of your Corn Bread?” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Fall 1994): 74-77.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Fall 1994): 78-79. “News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Fall 1994): 80.

1994. 42. 4. (Winter) Elison, James Reed. “The Bells of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Winter 1994): 82-90. Billingsly, Carolyn Earle. “Charles Anthony Caldwell: Pioneer on the Urban Frontier.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Winter 1994): 91-99. Elison, James Reed. “Encroachments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Winter 1994): 100-107.

“Index to Volume 42.” Pulaski County Historical Review 42 (Winter 1994): 108-112.

1995. 43. 1. (Spring) Hampton, Ashan R. “History of the Arkansas State Hospital.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Spring 1995): 2-18. Dixon, Richard B. “A Priest for All Seasons, A Recollection of the Career of the Most Reverend Albert L. Fletcher.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Spring 1995): 19-20.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Spring 1995): 21-22.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Spring 1995): 23-24.

1995. 43. 2. (Summer) Lewis, E. Todd. “From Bull Mooser to the Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan: James O. Comor of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Summer 1995): 26-41.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Summer 1995): 41. Griffe, Anthony Mary. “Land for Sale in the 1800s.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Summer 1995): 42-45.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Summer 1995): 46-47.

“Membership Report.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Summer 1995): 48.

1995. 43. 3. (Fall) Diffee, Robert A. “Arkansas’s Early Aviation Heritage.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Fall 1995): 50-64. “Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Fall 1995): 65-66.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Fall 1995): 67-68.

1995. 43. 4. (Winter) Harris, Peggy. “We Would Be Building: The Beginning of the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Winter 1995): 70-86.

PCHS Officers for 1996. Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Winter 1995): 86. Griffe, Mary Anthony. “Pulaski Profiles: County Judge James C. Anthony.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Winter 1995): 87-89. Worthen, Mary F. “From the President.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Winter 1995): 89.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Winter 1995): 90-91.

“Index to Volume 43.” Pulaski County Historical Review 43 (Winter 1995): 92-96.

1996. 44. 1. (Spring) Shores, Elizabeth F. “Idiots and Imbeciles: Children with Mental Retardation at Arkansas State Hospital, 1883-1958.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Spring 1996): 2-20. Harrison, A. Cleveland. “Movie Theaters in Downtown Little Rock in the 1930’s.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Spring 1996): 21-28.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Spring 1996): 28.

1996. 44. 2. (Summer) Metheny, Kelley. “Interracial Marriage and Cohabitation in Pulaski County, Arkansas, 1870- 1900.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Summer 1996): 30-42. Harrison, Cleveland A. “Rightsell School in the 1930’s, A Retrospective ‘Show and Tell.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Summer 1996): 43-52.

1996. 44. 3. (Fall) Harris, Peggy. “’We Would Be Building History,’ A History of Phyllis Wheatley YMCA in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Fall 1996): 54-69.

“News, Notes & Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Fall 1996): 69. Harrison, A. Cleveland. “Celebrating Halloween on Little Rock’s Main Street.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Fall 1996): 70-76.

Membership Report. Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Fall 1996): 76.

1996. 44. 4. (Winter) Crawford, Sybil F. “A Near Miss: The Stone Mountain Story.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Winter 1996): 78-89. Brooks, Dr. Ida Joe. “Women in Medicine.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Winter 1996): 90-93. Rimmer, Martha W. “Pulaski Profiles: David Fulton.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Winter 1996): 94-95.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Winter 1996): 96. “Pulaski County Historical Review. Index to Volume 44.” Pulaski County Historical Review 44 (Winter 1996): 97-100.

1997. 45. 1. (Spring) Miller, Laura A. “At Any Rate: Irene Gaston Samuel and the Life of a Southern Liberal.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Spring 1997): 2-13. Crawford, Sybil F. “A Tall Tale. Robert Wadlow’s Visit to Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Spring 1997): 14-18.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Spring 1997): 19.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Spring 1997): 20.

1997. 45. 2. (Summer) Bowie, Gina Staggs. “The Progressive Movement in Little Rock Schools.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Summer 1997): 22-32. 1909 Eighth Grade Students. “The Sharpshooter, Fort Steele School.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Summer 1997): 33-35. “Fort Steele School Meets Fiery End.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Summer 1997): 36- 38. Dixon, Richard B. “Pulaski Profiles; R. C. Hall, Little Rock School Superintendent, 1909- 1940.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Summer 1997): 39-41. “Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Summer 1997): 42-43.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Summer 1997): 44.

1997. 45. 3. (Fall) Ernest, David M. “Changes in Little Rock Residence Patterns 1820-1939: The Chester Ashley Mansion/Oakleaf Hotel Example.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Fall 1997): 46-60. Crawford, Sybil F. “Little Rock’s Tournaments: Shades of Belvoir Castle.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Fall 1997): 61-66. “Fones Brothers Show Faith in the Future of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Fall 1997): 67-68.

1997. 45. 4. (Winter) Shores, Elizabeth F. “William Max Howell’s Early Advocacy for Children: The Making of a Giant in the Arkansas Legislature.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Winter 1997): 70-84. Crawford, Cybil F. “Mount Holley’s Receiving House: A New Face For Its Second Century.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Winter 1997): 85-90.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Winter 1997): 91-92.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Winter 1997): 84 & 90. “Pulaski County Historical Review Index to Volume 45.” Pulaski County Historical Review 45 (Winter 1997): 93-96.

1998. 46. 1. (Spring) Thilo, Lisa D. “Fort Logan H. Roots, North Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Spring 1998): 2-17. Johnson, J. Yandell. “Modern Yet Historic, The National Old Line Building.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Spring 1998): 18-21.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Spring 1998): 22.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Spring 1998): 23.

“Proposed Constitutional Revision.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Spring 1998): 24.

1998. 46. 2. (Summer) Powell, Sloan. “Pilgrims Journeying to the Shrine of Knowledge and Sociability: The Aesthetic Club in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1883-1900.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Summer 1998): 26-41. Henker, Fred O., M.D. “Dr. Edwin Bentley and the Arkansas Medical School.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Summer 1998): 42-45. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review. The Sweet Side of Little Rock: A History of Candy Making in Arkansas, by Del Schmand.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Summer 1998): 46-47.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Summer 1998): 45, 48.

1998. 46. 3. (Fall) Reed, Marion. “Diary of a WWII WAC.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Fall 1998): 50- 70.

Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Fall 1998): 71.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Fall 1998): 72.

1998. 46. 4. (Winter) Baker, Russell P. “Arkansas’ Major Joseph J. Anthony.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Winter 1998): 74-79. The Murder of J.J. Anthony as reported by George W. Featherstonhaugh. Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Winter 1998): 79-82. Hencker, Fred O. “John J. McAlmont, Physician, Druggist, Benefactor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Winter 1998): 83-86.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Winter 1998): 87.

“Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Winter 1998): 88-89. “Pualski County Historical Review, Index to Volume 46.” Pulaski County Historical Review 46 (Winter 1998): 89-92.

1999. 47. 1. (Spring) Lensing, Eric G. “Robert Palmer: An Unruly Writer.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Spring 1999): 2-11. Henker, Fred O., M.D. “Natural Steps, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Spring 1999): 12-19. “News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Spring 1999): 19. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review: A Roadside History of Arkansas by Alan C. Paulson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Spring 1999): 20.

1999. 47. 2. (Summer) Newell, Nancy. “The McHenrys: A Frontier Family in Early Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Summer 1999): 22-37. Crawford, Sybil F. “The Scots: Little Rock’s Casual Stonecutters.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Summer 1999): 38-43.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Summer 1999): 37, 43. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review. Outside the Pale: The Architecture of Fay Jones.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Summer 1999): 44.

1999. 47. 3. (Fall) Gibbens, Byrd. “Some Men of Sweet Home.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Fall 1999): 46-54. Ross, Smith Margaret. “Squatters Rights: Some Pulaski County Settlers Prior to 1814.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Fall 1999): 55-65. Nutt, G. Timothy. “Book Review. Dunaboo, Patrick. “Pine Logs & Amber Glass. Tales of Quaint, Old Arkansas Country Churches and the Folks That Built Them.”” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Fall 1999): 66.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Fall 1999): 67-68.

1999. 47. 4. (Winter) Harrison, A. Cleveland. “The Show Must Go On. Reviving Theater on LRJC’s New Campus.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Winter 1999): 70-82. Lensing, Eric G. “Bill Dickey—New York Yankee.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Winter 1999): 83-91. “Pulaski County Historical Review. Index to Volume 45.” Pulaski County Historical Review 47 (Winter 1999): 92-96.

2000. 48. 1. (Spring) Clamp, Mark D. “Dealing with Dioxin: The Case of Vertac.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Spring 2000): 2-8. Worthen, Mary F. “The Boathouse, the Athletic Association of Little Rock. Part One. 1882- 1920.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Spring 2000): 9-21. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review. Unsung Valor. A GI’s Story of World War II by A. Cleveland Harrison.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Spring 2000): 22.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Spring 2000): 23-24.

2000. 48. 2. (Summer) Worthen, Mary. F. “The Boathouse, the Athletic Association of Little Rock. Part Two. 1920- 1938.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Summer 2000): 26-37. Henker, Fred O. “Augustus Louis Breysacher, 1831-1897.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Summer 2000): 38-41. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review. Historic Pulaski County by Walter, Paulette H. and Alan C. Paulson.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Summer 2000): 42-43.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Summer 2000): 44.

2000. 48. 3. (Fall) Baker, Russell P. “Allen M. Scott: The Tallest Man You Ever Saw.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Fall 2000): 46-57. Eison, James Reed. “To Call a Hill Farmer’s Hogs: A University of Arkansas Education 1903- 1905.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Fall 2000): 58-63. Mann, Edwina Walls. “The Medical Notes and Reflections of A. W. Webb, M.D.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Fall 2000): 64-65. Dixon, Richard B. “Reminiscences of Boyhood in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Fall 2000): 66-67. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review: Two Centuries of Methodism in Arkansas, 1800-2000 by Nancy Britton.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Fall 2000): 68

2000. 48. 4. (Winter) McDowell, Linda. “F. B. Coffin: Little Rock Pharmacist and Poet.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Winter 2000): 70-73. Baker, Lea Flowers. “William Savin and Matilda Fulton: A Brief Look at a Territorial Arkansas Family.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Winter 2000): 74-84. “Pulaski County Historial Review Index to Volume 48.” Pulaski County Historical Review 48 (Winter 2000): 85-88.

2001. 49. 1. (Spring) Harrison, Cleveland A. “East Side From the Inside: East Side.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Spring 2001): 2-13. Crawford, Sybil F. “Arkansas’s Forgotten Memorial: A Tiffany Creation” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Spring 2001): 14-19. Henker, Fred O. M.D. “Claiborne Watkins: Gallant Confederate Soldier, Physician and Medical Educator.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Spring 2001): 20-22.

Seibert, Robert D. “Book Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Spring 2001): 23-24.

2001. 49. 2. (Summer) Rimmer, Martha W. “The Left Lane on the Road to Salvation: Universalism Comes to Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Summer 2001): 26-38. LeMaster, Carolyn Gray. “The Ottenheimer’s of Arkansas: An Excerpt.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Summer 2001): 39-47.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Summer 2001): 48.

2001. 49. 3. (Fall) Dillard, Tom W. “The Luther Burbank of Arkansas: Joseph W. Vestal and the Community He Created.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Fall 2001): 50-55. Speed, Breck. “Raleigh Spring Water Company: A History of Little Rock’s Oldest Surviving Bottled Water Business.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Fall 2001): 56-61. Henker O., Fred. “A Geologic History of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Fall 2001): 62-66. Metzger Baldwin, Anisa. “The Donaghey Building and Its Impact on the History of Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Fall 2001): 67-69. McAteer, Stephen. “Book Review Things Grew Beautifully Worse. The Wartime Experiences of Captain John O’Brien edited by Brian K. Robertson.”Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Fall 2001): 70-71. “News, Notes & Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Fall 2001): 72.

2001. 49. 4. (Winter) Harrison, A. Cleveland. “High Times at Little Rock High: 1939-1942.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Winter 2001): 74-88. Atkinson, J. H. “Our Society: A History, 1951-1973.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Winter 2001): 89-91. Nutt, Timothy G. “A History of the PCHS: 1974-2001. Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Winter 2001): 92-94. “Officers of the Pulaski County Historical Society 1951-2001.” Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Winter 2001): 95. “News, Notes & Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review Pulaski County Historical Review 49 (Winter 2001): 96.

2002. 50. 1. (Spring) Jones, Scott. “The Founding of the Discalced Carmelite Monasteries of Saint Teresa and Marylake.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Spring 2002): 2-12. Crawford, Sybil F. “Dionicio Rodriguez: The Faux Bois Sculptor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Spring 2002): 13-24.

2002. 50. 2. (Summer) Curran, Jill. “The History of a House: 1112 Kavanaugh Boulevard.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Summer 2002): 26-43. “Fletcher Rifles, McCarthy Guards: History of Two Crack Military Companies of 25 Years Ago.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Summer 2002): 44-45. Seibert, Rob. “Book Review. Blood in Their Eyes: The Elaine Race Massacre of 1919 by Grif Stockley.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Summer 2002): 46-47.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Summer 2002): 48.

2002. 50. 3. (Fall) Ross, Margaret Smith. “Squatters Rights Part II: Crystal Hill~Maumelle~Palarm Settlers Prior to 1814.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Fall 2002): 50-67. Nutt, Timothy G. “By Dint of Hard Work and Economy: The Fones Brothers of Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Fall 2002): 68-70.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 50 (Fall 2002): 71-72.

2002. 50. 4. (Winter) Martha Williamson Rimmer, compiler. “The Pulaski County Historical Review: Index to Volumes 46-50, 1998-2002.” Pulaski County Historical Review. 50 (Winter 2002): 74-100.

2003. 51. 1. (Spring) Patty, William Jordan. “The Great Civic Improvement: The Journey Towards Electric Transaction in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Spring 2003): 2-16. Harrison, A. Cleveland. “Memories of a Boy Scout: Four Years in Troop 40.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Spring 2003): 17-27. Seibert, Robert D. “Book Review. “Boy, The Stories I Could Tell…A Narrative History of Little Italy, Arkansas”” by Christopher A. Dorer, Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Spring 2003): 28.

2003. 51. 2. (Summer) Goddard, Terry D. “White Southern Social Justice Advocate: The Rev. Colbert S. Cartwright and the Little Rock School Crisis.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Summer 2003): 30-42. Dorer, Christopher A. “Little Italy: A Historical and Sociological Survey.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Summer 2003): 43-54.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Summer 2003): 55.

“News, Notes & Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Summer 2003): 56.

2003. 51. 3. (Fall) Kent, Carolyn Yancey. “Builders and Keepers of the Bayou Meto Bridge.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Fall 2003): 58-69. Eison, James Reed. “The Stamp Collector’s Meeting (An Unsolved Murder).” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Fall 2003): 70-75. “The Oldest Home Demonstration Club in America.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Fall 2003): 76-79. Nutt, Timothy G. “Saying Goodbye to My Friend Peg Smith.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Fall 2003): 80.

2003. 51. 4. (Winter) Maack, Jo Ellen. “From Grandeur to Decline to Preservation. The Story of the Villa Marre [Part 1].” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Winter 2003): 82-99. Crawford, Sybil F. “Claiborne Fox Jackson: His Final Days in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Winter 2003): 100-106. Henker, Fred O. “Jefferson Robinson: Civil War Surgeon.” Pulaski County Historical Review 51 (Winter 2003): 107-108.

2004. 52. 1. (Spring) Russell, James D. “The Gray Parade: Little Rock Hosts the Twenty-First National United Confederate Veterans Reunion.” Pulaski County Historical Review52 (Spring 2004): 2-13. Maack, Jo Ellen. “From Grandeur to Decline to Preservation. The Story of the Villa Marre.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Spring 2004): 14-23. Crawford, Sybil F. “Arkansas Portraits: Lucy Macon (Green) Wright and Daughter Lula.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Spring 2004): 24-30. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Spring 2004): 31- 32.

2004. 52. 2. (Summer) Harrison, Cleveland A. “Jaycee in 1942-43: A Wartime Orientation–Boy Meets College.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Summer 2004): 34-55. Wittenberg, Betty Rowland. “June Rise in February: Excerpts from the Diary of Nancy Mooney Rector.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Summer 2004): 56-61. “Argenta. A Most Prosperous City.” [Reprint]. Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Summer 2004): 62.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Summer 2004): 63.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Summer 2004): 64.

2004. 52. 3. (Fall) Crawford F. Sybil. “Mount Holly Cemetery’s Fountain: A Cast Iron Work of Art.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Fall 2004): 66-73. Baker P., Russell. “Lieutenant William Heber McLaughlin: Forgotten Hero.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Fall 2004): 74-78. Murphy, Emily. “Exploration, Encounter, Exchange: The Women’s Emergency Committee to Open Our Schools.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Fall 2004): 79-83. “Knights of Columbus Hall at Camp Pike. One of the Most Popular Places There.” [Reprint]. Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Fall 2004): 84-86.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Fall 2004): 87.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Fall 2004): 88.

2004. 52. 4. (Winter) Rimmer, Martha W. “Celebrating Christmas in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Winter 2004): 90-106. Goddard, Terry D. “Race, Religion and Politics: Rev. Wesley Pruden of Arkansas, Modern Day Jim Crow.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Winter 2004): 107-118. Crawford, Sybil F. “Arkansas Portraits: Bishop Henry Niles Pierce.” Pulaski County Historical Review 52 (Winter 2004): 119-120.

2005. 53. 1. (Spring) Smith, Sandra Taylor, and Anne W. Speed. “A Brief History of the Central High School Neighborhood Historic District.” Pulaski County Historical Review53 (Spring 2005): 2-28. Dixon, Richard B. “History of Little Rock Junior College (1927-1957), Little Rock University (1957-1969), and University of Arkansas at Little Rock (1969-present).” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Spring 2005): 29-34. “Membership Roster of the Pulaski County Historical Society, 1955. Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Spring 2005): 35-36.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Spring 2005): 37-38. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Spring 2005): 39- 40.

2005. 53. 2. (Summer) Harrison, A. Cleveland. “Black Impressions Upon a White Boy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Summer 2005): 42-65. Roe, A W. “’Manufacturing’ Small Homes: Some of the Methods Used by a Successful Home Builder of Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Summer 2005): 66-71. “Little Rock High School Alumni. 1873-1905.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Summer 2005): 72-76. Clark, Richard B. “Memorial to Dr. Fred O. Henker III.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Summer 2005): 77.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Summer 2005): 78-79.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Summer 2005): 80.

2005. 53. 3. (Fall) Porter, Jim. “The Musical Integration of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Fall 2005): 82-88. Clark, Richard B. & Allan L. Ward. “Millwood: Little Rock’s First Water Recreation Park.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Fall 2005): 89-94. “Little Rock High School Alumni. 1906-1910.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Fall 2005): 95-97.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Fall 2005): 98. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Fall 2005): 99- 100.

2005. 53. 4. (Winter) Clark, Richard B., and Amanda E. Saar and Sharon Keel. “Dr. Annie Schoppach: First Female Graduate.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Winter 2005): 106-111. Cotton, Mrs. W. Dan. “Streeetcars and Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Winter 2005): 112-120. Morgan, Gordon D., and Izola Preston. “James Henry Smith.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Winter 2005): 121-123

“Pulaski Heights Mothers Club.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Winter 2005): 124-126.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Winter 2005): 127.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 53 (Winter 2005): 128.

2006. 54. 1. (Spring) Schuette, Shirley Sticht. “The Ties That Bind: The German Immigrants’ Struggle in Early Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Spring 2006): 2-13. Smith, Sandra Taylor and Anne Wagner Speed. “The Capitol View Neighborhood Historic District.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Spring 2006): 14-32. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review. “Family Maps of Pulaski County, Arkansas With Homesteads, Roads, Waterways, Towns, Cemeteries, Railroads and More” by Gregory A. Boyd.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Spring 2006): 33-34.

“News, Notes and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Spring 2006): 34. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Spring 2006): 35- 36.

2006. 54. 2. (Summer) Eison, James Reed. “She Danced and Frolicked (And Was Put Out of the Church).” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Summer 2006): 36-44. Schuette, Shirley Sticht. “The Ties That Bind. The German Immigrants’ Struggle in Early Pulaski County [Part II].” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Summer 2006): 45-53. Metzger, Jim and Jim Bell. “PCHS Programs 1996-2005.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Summer 2006): 54-55.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Summer 2006): 56.

“Images of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Summer 2006): 57-58.

2006. 54. 3. (Fall) Stewart, Rhonda C. “One Mo, One Mo, Won’t Hurt: The Legacy of Willie Toombs in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Fall 2006): 60-63. Camp, Alonzo D. “Ferries Over the Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Fall 2006): 64-74. “New Dormitory Building for State Farm Near This City.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Fall 2006): 75-76. “Arkansas Pioneers Association of Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Fall 2006): 77-79. “News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Fall 2006): 80.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Fall 2006): 81-82.

2006. 54. 4. (Winter) Baker, Russell P. “’Dummy,’ Governor Rector, and the Documents: Saving the Constitutions in 1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Winter 2006): 82-88. Williams, Charles G. “Corporal Richard Lewis, Jr.: Company G 113th (New) USCT.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Winter 2006): 89-91. Crawford, Sybil F. “Frederic Wellington Ruckstull: A Mainstream Artist Recognized by Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Winter 2006): 92-98. “The Story of Little Rock’s Fifth ‘Skyscraper’: The Blass Building in Review.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Winter 2006): 99-100. Eison, James Reed. “Book Review. The Afterlife of Leslie Stringfellow: A Nineteenth-Century Southern Family’s Experiences with Spiritualism, by StephenChism.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Winter 2006): 101-102.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Winter 2006): 102. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 54 (Winter 2006): 103- 104.

2007. 55. 1. (Spring) McDowell, Linda. “Samuel S. Taylor: Arkansas Federal Writers’ Project Interviewer.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Spring 2007): 2-12. Recken, Stephen L. “Evolving Identity: LRJC to UALR, 1927-1969.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Spring 2007): 13-23.

“News, Notices, & Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Spring 2007): 24.

2007. 55. 2. (Summer) Davis, M. Lloyd. “An Unsolved Murder in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Summer 2007): 26-28. Ross, Margaret Smith. “The Watkins-Stevenson Family: Pulaski County Pioneers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Summer 2007): 29-40. “Pulaski County's New $800,000 Courthouse.” [Reprint]. Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Summer 2007): 41-45. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Summer 2007): 46- 47.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Summer 2007): 48.

2007. 55. 3. (Fall) Crawford, Sybil F. “Little Rock’s Fair Park Elementary: The Early Years.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Fall 2007): 50-60. “Cyclone at Little Rock: The State Penitentiary and Insane Asylum Wrecked.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Fall 2007): 61-67.

“News, Notes, and Comments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Fall 2007): 67.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Fall 2007): 68.

2007. 55. 4. (Winter) Screws, Raymond Douglas. “Too Many Inmates and Not Enough Money.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Winter 2007): 70-80. “R.L. Polk’s Arkansas State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1892-1893: Pulaski County Towns.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Winter 2007): 81-84. “Six Arkansas Girls See the Big City.” [Reprint]. Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Winter 2007): 85. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 55 (Winter 2007): 86- 88.

2008. 56. 1. (Spring)

Razer, Bob. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Spring 2008): 2-3. Stricklin, David. “The Arkansas Studies Institute.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Spring 2008): 4-8. Worthen B. William. “The ‘Little Rock’ and the Junction Bridge—The Curious History of a Landmark.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Spring 2008): 9-18. Silva, Rachel. Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places “The East Markham Street Historic District.” Pulaski County Historical Review56 (Spring 2008): 19-22. “News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Spring 2008): 23-24. Witter, Daniel. Our Back Pages. “The Reminiscences of Little Rock in 1820.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Spring 2008): 25-26.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Spring 2008): 27.

2008. 56. 2. (Summer) Schuette, Shirley. “The Land is Good. One Immigrant’s View of Territorial Arkansas, the Klingelhoeffer Lecture of 1834.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Summer 2008): 30- 38. Stockley, Grif. “The Negro Boys Industrial School Fire: A Holistic Approach to History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Summer 2008): 39-54. Ragsdale, John G. “Franke's Cafeteria: A Little Rock Tradition.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Summer 2008): 55-57. Silva, Rachel. Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places. “Little Rock City Hall.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Summer 2008): 58-61.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Summer 2008): 62-63. Witter, Daniel. “Our Back Pages: More Early Times from Old Settler.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Summer 2008): 64-67.

“Images of Pulaski County's History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Summer 2008): 68.

2008. 56. 3. (Fall) Paige, Amanda. “Arkansas Governors and Indian Removal, 1830-1840.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Fall 2008): 70-76. Schuette, Shirley. “Little Rock as it was…and as it is: A View From 1883.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Fall 2008): 77-84. Silva, Rachel. “North Little Rock Old Central Fire Station,” Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places. Pulaski County Historical Review56 (Fall 2008): 85-88. Atkinson, J.H. “Our Back Pages: The Arkansas Cherokees.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Fall 2008): 89-93.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Fall 2008): 96.

2008. 56. 4. (Winter) Razer, Bob. “From the Editor: The New Deal at 75. A Review of the Central Arkansas Legacy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 98-99. Razer, Bob. “Joe T. Robinson: The New Deal’s Majority Leader, 1933-1937.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 100-113. Gill, John Purifoy. “The New Deal’s Arkansas Post Office Murals.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 114-117. Cummins, Florence Toney. “President Roosevelt’s Visit to Couchwood.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 118-120. Davis, Edmond. “The Original Tuskegee Airmen: Pulaski County African American Pilots of World War II.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 121-129. Silva, Rachel. Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places. “The History of Architecture of the Joseph Taylor Robinson Memorial Auditorium.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 130-133.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 136-137. “Our Back Pages: Prisoners of War at Camp Robinson—A Document.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 138-144. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 56 (Winter 2008): 145- 146.

2009. 57. 1. (Spring)

Razer, Bob. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Spring 2009): 2. Metrailer, Jamie. “Skilled Workers in Little Rock’s Building Trades, Manufactories, and Railroads from 1871 to 1890.” Pulaski County Historical Review57 (Spring 2009): 3-17. Ellison, Joan. “Pulaski County State Parks: A History of the State Park System.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Spring 2009): 18-26. Silva, Rachel. Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places. “A History of the Doe Branch Post Office.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Spring 2009): 27-30. “Book Review. Notatkizpodrozy. Translation by John M. Grondelski.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Spring 2009): 31-32.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Spring 2009): 33-34. Watkins, Beverly. “Our Back Pages: The Chinese Labor Question, 1869-1870.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Spring 2009): 37-41.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Spring 2009): 42.

2009. 57. 2. (Summer) Daniels, Dana Nixon. “History of the Quapaw Quarter Association.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Summer 2009): 44-57. Shumaker, William. “Saving Institutional History: The Arkansas State Hospital Oral History Project.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Summer 2009): 58-63. Ellison, Joan. “Pulaski County State Parks: Pinnacle Mountain Park.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Summer 2009): 64-68. Silva, Rachel. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: A History of the Hanger Cotton Gin.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Summer 2009): 69-72.

“News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Summer 2009): 73-74. Henker, Fred O. “Our Back Pages: James Henry Southall, Physician and Gentleman.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Summer 2009): 75-77. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Summer 2009): 79- 80.

2009. 57. 3. (Fall) Razer, Bob. “Albert Pike at 200: Remembering a 19th Century Little Rock Resident.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 82-94. Bayless, Stephanie. “Discovering the Edelweiss Club.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 95-100. Crawford, Sybil. “The Joseph Paulet Family: North Little Rock Pioneers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 101-106. Ellison, Joan. “Pulaski County State Parks. Toltec Mounds.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 107-109 Silva, Rachel. “A History of the Lamar Porter Athletic Field.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 110-113.

“News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 114-115. Pierce, Aaron B. “Our Back Pages: St. Johns College.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 116-121.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Fall 2009): 122.

2009. 57. 4. (Winter) Simers, Sarah. “In the South, but not of the South: Fred K. Darragh, Jr.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Winter 2009): 124-135. Ferguson, Amanda. “Tolerance Education Through the Use of History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Winter 2009): 136-138. Swadley, Ben and Joan Ellison. “Pulaski County State Parks: The Plantation Agriculture Museum.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Winter 2009): 139-144. Silva, Rachel. “The Adrian Brewer Studio. An Environment for Little Rock’s Creative Genius.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Winter 2009): 145-150. “Our Back Pages: Mrs. Richard’s Young Ladies Institute.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Winter 2009): 151.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 57 (Winter 2009): 153.

2010. 58. 1. (Spring)

Razer, Bob. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 2. Bayless, Stephanie. “Adolphine Fletcher Terry: Congressional Campaigning and the Americanism Committee, 1933-1935.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 3- 16. Clark, Richard B. “A Family at the Oakland-Fraternal Cemetery: The Logan H. Roots Family Plot.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 17-22. LeMaster, Carolyn Gray, and Shirley Schuette. “The Jewish Experience in Arkansas: The Concordia Association.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 23-27. Silva, Rachel. “Fort Logan H. Roots Military Post Historic District.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 28-35.

“News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 36-37. “Our Back Pages: A Murderer Escaped.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 38.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Spring 2010): 39.

2010. 58. 2. (Summer) Davis, Edmond. “Reverend Joseph Crenchaw: Remembering A Civil Rights Hero.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Summer 2010): 42-46. Swadley, Ben H. “The History of the Arkansas Archaeological Society and its Central Arkansas Chapters.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Summer 2010): 47-53. Razer, Bob. “The Jewish Experience in Arkansas: New Concordia Plans; LeMaster Collection Opens.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Summer 2010): 54-56. Silva, Rachel. “Absalom Fowler House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Summer 2010): 57-62.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Summer 2010): 63-64. McDonald, Erwin L. “Our Back Pages: A Moral Briar Patch: Religion in Pulaski County.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Summer 2010): 65-70.

Images of Pulaski County’s History. Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Summer 2010): 71.

2010. 58. 3. (Fall)

Razer, Bob. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 74-75. Curran, Jill and Michael Keckhaver. “Pulaski County Tourist Courts and Motels—Then and Now.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 77-95. Moses, James L. “The Jewish Experience in Arkansas: Rabbi Ira Sanders’ Quest for Racial and Social Justice, 1926-1963.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 96-116. Silva, Rachel. “The George D.D. Huie Grocery Store Building.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 117-121. Dillard, Tom. “Review of “A Little Rock Boyhood: Growing up in the Great Depression”, by A. Cleveland Harrison.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 122-123.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 124. Dougan, Michael B. “Our Back Pages: Bravo Brignoli! The First Opera Season in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 125-131.

“Images of Pulaski County History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Fall 2010): 133.

2010. 58. 4. (Winter) McMath, Phillip Bruce. “‘The Crowning Achievement of the 55th’” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Winter 2010): 136-139. Clark, Richard B., Amanda Saar and Alda Ellis. “Dr. Morgan Smith, Fifth Dean of the Arkansas Medical School.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Winter 2010): 140-146. Gatewood, Willard B., Jr. “The Rediscovery of Local History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Winter 2010): 147-157. Silva, Rachel. “Palarm Bayou Pioneer Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Winter 2010): 158-162.

“News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Winter 2010): 163-164. “Our Back Pages: Little Rock’s Street Names.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Winter 2010): 165-166.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 58 (Winter 2010): 168.

2011. 59. 1. (Spring)

Razer, Bob. “From the Editor .” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 2. Lilly, Geraldine A. “J. H. Cottrell, Arkansas Local Politician: Portrait of a “Southern Moderate” 1954-1966.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 3-17.

Ragsdale, John G. “Ringo Cleaners.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 19. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 20-25. Silva, Richard “Little Rock’s Lincoln Avenue Viaduct.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 26-30.

“News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 31-33. Russell, James D. “Our Back Pages: The Gray Parade: Little Rock Hosts the Twenty-First National United Confederate Veterans Reunion.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 34-42. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Spring 2011): 43- 48.

2011. 59. 2. (Summer) Harrison, Cleveland A. “A Novice’s First Teaching Experience.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Summer 2011): 50-58. Razer, Bob “The Spirit of Those Times: Talk of a Session.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Summer 2011): 59-63. Silva, Rachel. ““Their Deeds of Valor Live Forever.’ The Little Rock National Cemetary, the Minnesota Monument, and the Little Rock Confederate Memorial.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Summer 2011): 64-70. “News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Summer 2011): 71-72. “Our Back Pages. When Clouds of Pigeons Passed Over Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Summer 2011): 73-74.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Summer 2011): 75.

2011. 59. 3. (Fall) “Little Rock Swimming. Scenes from Some Early Pools.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Fall 2011): 78-85. Christ, Mark. “The Fall of Little Rock, 1863: An Observer’s Report.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Fall 2011): 86-89. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Fort Sumter.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Fall 2011): 90-93. Silva, Rachel. “The William Edward Woodruff House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Fall 2011): 94-100.

“News and Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Fall 2011): 101. Eison, James Reed. “Our Back Pages: “White City.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Fall 2011): 102-107.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Fall 2011): 108.

2011. 59. 4. (Winter) Barker, Geoff. “Daisy Bates and Mitchellville: A Forgotten Part of the Legacy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Winter 2011): 112-121. Cahill, Bernadette. “The McDiarmid House: Early Ownership of a Significant Structure in 19th Century Little Rock History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Winter 2011): 122-126. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Manassas and/or Bull Run.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Winter 2011): 127-130. “Our Back Pages: Little Rock Girl Rides on Horseback to California in Gold Rush Days.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Winter 2011): 131-134.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 59 (Winter 2011): 135.

2012.60.1 (Spring) Razer, Bob. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Spring 2012): 2 Diaz, Lakresha. “Oakland-Fraternal Historic Cemetery Park: 150 Years of Service as a Little Rock Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Spring 2012): 4-16. Razer, Bob. “The Battle of Pea Ridge and the Story of a Song.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Spring 2012): 17-21. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The War in Arkansas, 1861-1862.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Spring 2012): 22-25.

Silva, Rachel. “The Terminal Hotel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Spring 2012): 26-31. Dillard, Tom W. “Our Back Pages: Isaac Gillam: Black Pulaski Countian.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Spring 2012): 32-36. “Images of Pulaski County’s History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Spring 2012): 37- 38.

2012.60.2 (Summer)

Razer, Bob. “From the Editor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 41. Kent, Carolyn. “The Anthony House: A Memorable Little Rock Hotel of the 19th Century.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 42-51. Evatt, Anna R. and Phillip Bruce McMath. “Friedenstal: A Historic Archeological Investigation of a Former Prisoner of War Camp.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 52- 60. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Shiloh, and the Fall of New Orleans” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 61-64.

Silva, Rachel. “The Edgehill Addition’s Boaz-Remmel House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 65-74.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 75-76. Dillard, Tom W. “Our Back Pages: Perseverance: Black History in Pulaski County, Arkansas – An Excerpt.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 77-85. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Winthrop Rockefeller: WR Before Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Summer 2012): 86-89.

2012.60.3 (Fall) Kirk, John A. “Why the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Movement is More Important than the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Fall 2012): 92- 96. Razer, Bob. “The F. Hampton Roy Awards: A Gift That Keeps On Giving.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Fall 2012): 97-101. Madey, Monica. “The Making of the Man: The Winthrop Rockefeller Photograph Collection at the UALR-CAHC.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Fall 2012): 102-103. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Antietam” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Fall 2012): 104-106.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Fall 2012): 107 Dillard, Tom W. “Our Back Pages: H.F. Auten, A Man Who Could Not Stand Still.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Fall 2012): 108-115. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Winthrop Rockefeller: The Early Arkansas Years.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Fall 2012): 116-119.

2012.60.4 (Winter) Cahill, Bernadette. “Stepping Outside the Bounds of Convention: Adolphine Fletcher Terry and Radical Suffragism in Little Rock, 1911-1920.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Winter 2012): 122-129. Clark, Richard and Michael Hood. “Who Was Rodney Parham?” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Winter 2012): 130-132. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The Emancipation Proclamation.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Winter 2012): 134-137. Silva, Rachel. “The Argenta Historic District.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Winter 2012): 138-143. Dillard, Tom W. “Our Back Pages: The Luther Burbank of Arkansas: Joseph W. Vestal and the Company He Created.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Winter 2012): 144-148. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Winthrop Rockefeller: The Political Years.” Pulaski County Historical Review 60 (Winter 2012): 149-153.

2013.61.1 (Spring) Razer, Bob. “The Black Traveler: Dick Allen and Little Rock Baseball, 1963.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Spring 2013): 2-10. Cahill, Bernadette. “’Young people think women always had the right to vote’: Josephine Miller and the Arkansas Woman Suffrage Campaign.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Spring 2013): 11-15. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The War in Arkansas, 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Spring 2013): 16-17. Silva, Rachel. “Historically Black Colleges in Little Rock: Philander Smith College and Arkansas Baptist College.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Spring 2013): 18-22. Smith, Mrs. Hay Watson. “Our Back Pages: Life in Little Rock in the Gay Nineties.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Spring 2013): 24-30. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: U.M. Rose.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Spring 2013): 32.

2013.61.2 (Summer) Christ, Mark K. “’The Sting of Being an Exile’: The Little Rock Campaign of 1863.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Summer 2013): 34-47. Bowne, Eric E. “Arkansas’s Ancient South.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Summer 2013): 48-56. Teske, Steven. “Sandy Faulkner: His Place in Pulaski County History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Summer 2013): 57-61. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Helena, Gettysburg, Vicksburg.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Summer 2013): 62-64.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Summer 2013): 65-66. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Ruth the Elephant.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Summer 2013): 68.

2013.61.3 (Fall) Fuller, Ron. “The Mystery of Benjamin Shattuck, Resident of Little Rock, Arkansas Territory.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 70-75. Nichols, Ronnie A. “Emancipation of Black Union Soldiers in Little Rock, 1863-1865.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 76-84. Razer, Bob. “The Story of a Song: The First Arkansas’ Marching Song.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 86-88. Shue, Jerry L., Jr. “A Little Choctaw (Railroad) History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 89-91. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 92-93. Silva, Rachel. “Little Rock’s National Register-listed Schools: Elementary Schools.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 94-97. “Our Back Pages: PCHS Erects Marker at Mount Holly.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 98-99. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Excursion Boat on Arkansas River at Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Fall 2013): 100.

2013.61.4 (Winter) Lausch, Shannon. “A ‘City under One Roof’: The Birth, Death, and Regeneration of the Arcade.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Winter 2013): 102-106. McMath, Phillip H. “History? Legend? Symbol?: The Story of David O. Dodd.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Winter 2013): 107-116. Lundgren, Kaye. “Harvey Wilson ‘Lee’ Goodwin: The Delineator of the Divine Feminine.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Winter 2013): 118-121. Clark, Richard B. “Nearly Forgotten in West Little Rock: Pilgrim’s Rest Cemetery and the Boys Reform School.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Winter 2013): 122-124. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Union Troops Occupy Little Rock and Reconstruction Begins.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Winter 2013): 125-128.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Winter 2013): 129. Penton, Emily. “Our Back Pages: Early Schools for Girls in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61(Winter 2013): 130-131. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Sisters of Mercy Convent and St. Mary’s Academy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 61 (Winter 2013): 132.

2014.62.1 (Spring) Stewart, Jeffrey. “Public School Desegregation and Private Schools: A Case Study of Central Arkansas Christian School.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 2-15. Christ, Mark K. “’Well-built and formidable”: Fortifying Little Rock, 1863-1865.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 16-21. Woodward, Colin Edward. “Little Rock’s Hugh B. Patterson, Jr.’s 1968 Trip to Israel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 22-25. Teske, Steven. “The City of Wrightsville.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 26-28. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The War’s Fourth Year.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 29-30. “News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 31. Ragsdale, John G. “Our Back Pages: What’s the Shape of Your Cornbread?” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 32-34. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: The City of Little Rock’s Stables.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Spring 2014): 36.

2014.62.2 (Summer) Christ, Mark K. “An Abolition hole”: Life in Union Little Rock, 1863-1865.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 38-43. Clark, Richard B. and David Ware. “The Curious Case of the Catawampus Capitol.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 44-45. Razer, Bob. “’Had I But Known’: Historic Photo Leads to Murder.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 46-47. Sesser, David. “The War Continues in Central Arkansas, 1864.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 48-51. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The Camden Expedition.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 52-53. Razer, Bob. “News from the Territory: William Woodruff and the Arkansas Gazette, 1819- 1820.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 54-58. Silva, Rachel. “Little Rock’s National Register-listed Schools: Secondary Schools.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 59-62. “News & Notes” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 64. “Our Back Pages: Some Misdemeanors in 1902 Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 65. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Hotel Richelieu.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Summer 2014): 66.

2014.62.3 (Fall) Polston, Mike. “’Dear Home Folks’: The Camp Pike Letters of an Iowa Sammy in the Great War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 70-76. Kent, Carolyn Yancey. “Last Hired: African American Hiring in North Pulaski County’s Citadel for Defense.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 77-84. Woodward, Colin Edward. “At Cummins Prison: Johnny Cash and the Arkansas Penitentiary, 1969.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 85-92. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Patrick Cleburne.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 93-95. Silva, Rachel. “The George Ware Dickinson House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 96-100. “News & Notes” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 101. Worthen, Mary. “Our Back Pages: The Boathouse: the Athletic Association of Little Rock, 1882- 1938.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 102-119. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Freiderica Hotel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Fall 2014): 120.

2014.62.4 (Winter) Cahill, Bernadette. “The Only White Man in the Procession: George W. McDiarmid, Pulaski County Clerk.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 122-129. Campbell, Donald K., II. “Scott’s School History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 130-137. Dietz, Joan. “The Japanese-American Experience – Scott, Arkansas, 1946-1965.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 138. McDowell, Linda. “United Sons of Ham of America: Little Rock’s First African American Benevolent Society.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 139-142. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The War Poet, Walt Whitman.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 143-152. Silva, Rachel. “Sherwood’s Roundtop Filling Station.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 153-157. Huddleston, Duane. “Our Back Pages: The Robert Thompson: Early Arkansas River Steamer.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 158-159. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Gem Theater.” Pulaski County Historical Review 62 (Winter 2014): 160.

2015.63.1 (Spring) Roesler, Alan L.. “Flying under the Bridges in Little Rock: The Victory Loan Flying Circus, April 13, 1919.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2015): 2-9. Woodward, Colin Edward. “The Days before Dyess: Johnny Cash’s Early Arkansas Roots.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2015): 10-28. Teske, Steven. “The Book Club.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2013): 30-31. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: The War Ends.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2015): 32-33. “News & Notes” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2015): 34. Silva, Rachel. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: Little Rock’s Fire Station No. 2.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2015): 35-39. Moneyhon, Carl H. “Our Back Pages: The Little Rock Freedmen’s Home Farm, 1863-1865.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2015): 40-46. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Rust Cotton Picker.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Spring 2015): 48.

2015.63.2 (Summer) Rodgers, Brian. “The Ministerial Fellowship of Greater Little Rock and the Pro-Segregation Legislation of 1957.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 50-56. Demirel, Evin. “It Was Ball – Skin Color Did Not Matter.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 57-60. Teske, Steven. “The XV Club.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 61-63. Razer, Bob. “News from the Territory: William Woodruff and the Arkansas Gazette, 1821- 1823.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 64-70. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Lincoln’s Assassination.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 71-73. Silva, Rachel. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: Little Rock’s Old U.S. Post Office and Courthouse.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 75-79. Atkinson, J.H. “Our Back Pages: Arkansas’ First Banks and Their Failure.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 80-82. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Water Lilies in City Park, Little Rock” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Summer 2015): 84.

2015.63.3 (Fall) Dorer, Christopher. “Little Italy: A Pictorial Essay.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 86-90. Polston, Mike. “’The Time For Rejoicing Has Begun’: Little Rock and the End of the Great War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 91-93. “Charlotte Stephens’ WPA Slave Narrative Interview.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 94-98. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Slavery and Arkansas’s Methodist Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 99-108. Harper, Misti Nicole. “James Alexander Shorter.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 109-110. Silva, Rachel. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: North Little Rock City Hall.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 111-115. Dorer, Christopher. “Our Back Pages: Little Italy, A Historical and Sociological Survey.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 117-123. Nutt, Timothy G. “Book Review: Little Italy by Chris Dorer.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 124-125. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: Natural Steps.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Fall 2015): 127.

2015.63.4 (Winter) Diaz, Lakresha. “Historic Hanger Hill.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Winter 2015): 130-136. Miller, Rachel M. “First Call: American Posters of World War I.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Winter 2015): 137-143. Kerley, Rachel. “The Arkansas Confederate Home.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Winter 2015): 144-146. Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Pulaski County Historical Markers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Winter 2015): 147-149. Silva, Rachel. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: Little Rock’s Albert Pike Memorial Temple.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Winter 2015): 150-153. “Our Back Pages: Society’s Boat Excursion.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Winter 2015): 153. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: The Arkansas Confederate Home.” Pulaski County Historical Review 63 (Winter 2015): 156.

2016.64.1 (Spring)

Lancaster, Guy. “Before John Carter: Lynching and Mob Violence in Pulaski County, 1882- 1906.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 2-22.

Gill, John P. “Union Retreat from Camden: The So-Called ‘Camden Expedition.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 23-28.

Lorenzen, Rod. “Newspaper Printing in Little Rock before the Computer Age.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 30-33.

Williams, Richard A. “A Brief Look at the Origins of Temple B’nai Israel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 34-35.

Razer, Bob. “The Spirit of Those Times: Reconstruction.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 36-39.

“News& Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 41.

Silva, Rachel. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: Little Rock’s First Presbyterian Church.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 42-45.

Hepp, Judy. “Our Back Pages: The Mayors of Reconstruction Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 46-47.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Entrance to MacArthur Park, 1911.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Spring 2016): 48.

2016.64.2 (Summer)

Sesser, David. “’A Spirit of Unrest’: The 1928 Student Strike at Henderson-Brown College.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Summer 2016): 50-68.

Cahill, Bernadette. “Carved Only with Her Name: Clara McDiarmid and Woman Suffrage in Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Summer 2016): 69-73.

Razer, Bob. “News from the Territory: William Woodruff and the Arkansas Gazette, 1824- 1826.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Summer 2016): 74-80.

“News& Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Summer 2016): 81.

“Our Back Pages: Tidbits.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Summer 2016): 82.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 4th green of Riverside Golf Course.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Summer 2016): 83.

2016.64.3 (Fall)

Lackey, Joseph. “On the Doorstep of Oak Forest: Blockbusting and a Residential Response.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Fall 2016): 86-95.

Newkirk, Anthony B. “Lee and Grace Lorch in Little Rock, 1955-1958.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Fall 2016): 96-111.

Clark, Richard B. “The Holtzman-Vinsonhaler House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Fall 2016): 112-114.

Dorough, Jefferson M. “Our Back Pages: The First Woman Legislator in Arkansas, A Tribute to Miss Erle Chambers.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Fall 2016): 116-118.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1931 confirmation class at Congregation B’Nai Israel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Fall 2016): 120.

2016.64.4 (Winter)

Stewart, Jeffrey. “The Private School Movement in Pulaski County, 1969-1979.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Winter 2016): 122-137.

McMath, Phillip H. “The Trial of David O. Dodd, ‘A Political Pawn.’” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Winter 2016): 138-156.

Ward, Sandi. “Hidden History at the Butler Center.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Winter 2016): 158-161.

“News& Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Winter 2016): 163.

Atkinson, J.H. “Our Back Pages: My Career As A Teacher.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Winter 2016): 164-167.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1910 postcard showing B’Nai Israel Temple built in 1897.” Pulaski County Historical Review 64 (Winter 2016): 168.

2017.65.1 (Spring)

From the Editor. Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Spring 2017): 2.

Dorer, Chris. “A Bootlegger’s Oasis: Central Arkansas’s Craving for Little Italy’s Prohibition- era Concoctions.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Spring 2017): 3- 10.

Razer, Bob. “Camp Pike and the Great War: A Pictorial Essay.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Spring 2017): 11-18.

Polston, Michael D., “Letters from Camp Pike: Walter C. Yeager.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Spring 2017): 20-25.

Edmonds, Revis. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: Little Rock’s Historic John F. Weinmann House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Spring 2017): 26-29.

Polston, Michael D. “Our Back Pages: ‘Time Does Not Count Here’: Letters from an American Doughboy Stationed at Camp Pike.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Spring 2017): 30-34.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1915 photograph of city policeman and paddy wagon.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Spring 2017): 36.

2017.65.2 (Summer)

Hood, Mike and Richard Clark. “Early Roads of West Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Summer 2017): 38-43.

Razer, Bob. “News from the Territory: William Woodruff and the Arkansas Gazette, 1828- 1830.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Summer 2017): 44-54.

Polston, Michael D. “Letters from Camp Pike: Martin Webster Graddy.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Summer 2017): 55-59.

Edmonds, Revis. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: Little Rock’s Historic James A. Dibrell House.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Summer 2017):60-62.

“News& Notes” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Summer 2017): 63.

Christopher, Mark and James Eison. “Our Back Pages: About the Dead Man Elder.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Summer 2017): 64-65. “Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1892 photograph of the home that served as the Governor’s Mansion” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Summer 2017): 66-67.

2017.65.3 (Fall)

Drexler, Carl G. “The Little Rock Picric Acid Plant in World War I.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Fall 2017): 70-77.

Kent, Carolyn Yancey. “World War I Letters from a 90-day Wonder.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Fall 2017): 79-93.

Razer, Bob. “The Washingtons: A Family History and the Arkansas Connections.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Fall 2017): 94-97.

Ratermann, Travis. “Pulaski County in the National Register of Historic Places: Lake Nixon, Another Desegregation Battle in Central Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Fall 2017): 98-107.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Postcard showing the night club on the top floor of the 555 Building at Second and Broadway.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Fall 2017): 108.

2017.65.4 (Winter)

Durning, Dan. “Little Rock’s City Council Votes 701 Times to Elect Its President in 1871.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Winter 2017): 110-124.

Hill, French. “Ralph Brownell Hill – “Little Rock Boy Wins the Croix de Guerre in France.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Winter 2017): 125-131.

Bost, Sarah. “The Road from Hell is Paved with Little Rocks.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Winter 2017):132-134.

Razer, Bob. “What Happened to Little Rock’s Exposition Building?” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Winter 2017): 135-137.

“News& Notes” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Winter 2017): 138.

Eison, James. “Our Back Pages: When the Merci Train Came.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Winter 2017): 139-142.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1890 architectural drawing of Little Rock’s Exposition Building.” Pulaski County Historical Review 65 (Winter 2017): 144.

2018.66.1 (Spring)

Ratermann, Travis. “’A Living Hell’: The Story of a B-47 Bomber Crash that Devastated Little Rock Neighborhoods.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Spring 2018): 2-18.\

Tell-Hall, Nancy. “An ODD Story: The Desegregation of Fisher’s Bar-B-Q in Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Spring 2018): 19-26.

Satterfield, W.W. “The Hotel Freiderica: The Story of a Historic Hotel.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Spring 2018): 27-34.

Christ, Mark. “Pulaski County Courthouse Sculptures: A Clarification.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Spring 2018): 35-36.

Razer, Bob. “Pulaski County’s WWI Dead – One Highly Unusual.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Spring 2018): 37-39.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1905 photograph of a cotton pickery in Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Spring 2018): 40.

2018.66.2 (Summer)

Bragg, Don C. “The Langtrees of Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Summer 2018): 42-76.

Polston, Michael D. “’Gee, I hope I get home by Christmas’: William M. Woodsmall, Hero of the Great War.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Summer 2018): 77-82.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Summer 2018): 83.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Postcard showing four mule teams in Scott.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Summer 2018): 84.

2018.66.3 (Fall)

Hope, Holly. “Historic Gravestone Iconography in Five Little Rock Cemeteries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Fall 2018): 86-102.

Kent, Carolyn Yancey. “Three Officers from the 1917 Officers Training Camp at Fort Roots.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Fall 2018): 103-113.

Hood, Mike and Richard Clark. “The New Road to Perryville.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Fall 2018): 114-116.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1899 photograph showing Fletcher Coffee & Spice Company.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Fall 2018): 120.

2018.66.4 (Winter)

Durning, Dan. “Mayor A.K. Hartman and the Brindletails Usurp Little Rock’s 1870 Election, To No Avail.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Winter 2018): 122-140.

Razer, Bob. “World War I’s Gold Star Mothers Pilgrimages, 1930-1933.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Winter 2018): 141-147.

Cahill, Bernadette. “Pulaski Women and the World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Winter 2018): 148-154.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: 1909 photograph of Bopp & Walter Groceries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 66 (Winter 2018): 156.

2019.67.1 (Spring)

Satterfield, W.W. and Richard B. Clark. “Fred Allsopp: From Newsboy to Metropolitan Publisher.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Spring 2019): 2-9.

Razer, Bob. “The Southern Claims Commission and the Pulaski County Claims.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Spring 2019): 10-18.

Razer, Bob. “Who Was Casimir Pulaski?” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Spring 2019): 20-21.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Spring 2019): 23-24.

Atkinson, J.H. “Our Back Pages: Arkansas Territory before It Was Arkansas Territory.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Spring 2019): 25-26.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Eliza Bertrand Cunningham (1788-1856).” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Spring 2019): 28.

2019.67.2 (Summer)

Satterfield, W.W. “Edgar McHaney: Supreme Court Justice and Elaine Attorney.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Summer 2019): 30-40.

Smith, Shanika. “The Success and Decline of Little Rock’s West Ninth Street.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Summer 2019): 41-50. Razer, Bob. “News from the Territory: William Woodruff and the Arkansas Gazette, 1831- 1833.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Summer 2019): 51-59.

“News & Notes.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Summer 2019): 60-61.

Ross, Margaret Smith. “Our Back Pages: The Territorial Militia.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Summer 2019): 62-67.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: King Crowley.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Summer 2019): 68.

2019.67.3 (Fall)

Vestal, Sarah. “Joseph Wysong Vestal’s Horticultural Legacy, Sweet Potatoes to Blueberries.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Fall 2019): 70-83.

Cahill, Bernadette. “A Bulwark Against Equality: The 1868 Constitutional Convention in Little Rock, Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Fall 2019): 84-89.

Fuller, Ron. “A Murder in Territorial Little Rock, 1835.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Fall 2019): 90-95.

Eison, James Reed. “Our Back Pages: Some Oddities from Roselawn Memorial Park Cemetery.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Fall 2019): 96-97.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: King Tut Cottages and Café.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Fall 2019): 98.

2019.67.4 (Winter)

Durning, Dan. “Frederick Kramer, Little Rock’s Last Reconstruction Mayor.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Winter 2019): 102-120.

Satterfield, W.W. “Pulaski County’s Unique City.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Winter 2019): 121-127.

Pinkston, Renee. “Two Lesser-Known Little Rock Suffragettes: Elizabeth McConaughey Wassell and Julia McAlmont Warner.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Winter 2019): 128- 130.

Scheiman, Dan. “The Fourche Creek Watershed.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Winter 2019): 131-133.

Kyzer, Paula. “Our Back Pages: The Early History of Pulaski County’s League of Women Voters.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Winter 2019): 134-137.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Beard’s Modern Tourist Home.” Pulaski County Historical Review 67 (Winter 2019): 138.

2020.68.1 (Spring)

Ratermann, Travis. “A Week of Tragedies: Two Camp Robinson Battalions overcome Accidents to Help in the World War II Effort.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Spring 2020): 2-11.

Christ, Mark K. “Six Bridges Across the Arkansas.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Spring 2020): 12-18.

Berry, Cody Lynn. “Double Agents: A Story about Early Arkansas Banking and Indian Removal.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Spring 2020): 19-28.

Pike, Yvon. “What Happened to Albert Pike’s Library?” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Spring 2020): 29-30.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Baring Cross Bridge, 1873.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Spring 2020): 31.

2020.68.2 (Summer)

Lancaster, Guy. “An Epistemology of Ignorance.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Summer 2020): 34-36.

Clark, Richard B. and Michael J. Hood. “Remembering Deaderick Harrell Cantrell and the Construction of Cantrell Road.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Summer 2020): 37-44.

Razer, Bob. “News from the Territory: William Woodruff and the Arkansas Gazette, 1834- 1836.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Summer 2020): 45-53.

Lynch, Jim. “John Sobotka, Little Rock’s Bohemian Broom Maker.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Summer 2020): 54-59.

“News & Notes” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Summer 2020):60-61.

McSwain, Bernice. “Our Back Pages: Shorter College: Its Early History.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Summer 2020): 62-63.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Warehouse at steamboat landing, circa 1865. Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Summer 2020): 64.

2020.68.3 (Fall)

Sorrows, David. “Memory Unearthed: An Archeological Investigation of Two Sites on Little Rock’s Historic West Ninth Street.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Fall 2020): 66-70.

Berry, Cody Lynn. “Double Agents: Early Arkansas Banking and Indian Removal, Part II.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Fall 2020): 71-77.

Ross, Frances. “Six Bridges: The Name and the Story Behind It.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Fall 2020): 78.

Razer, Bob. “George W. Featherstonhaugh Visits Territorial Little Rock.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Fall 2020): 79-83.

Pine, Linda. “Our Back Pages: Little Rock’s Volunteer Fire Departments.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Fall 2020): 89-91.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: Torrent Fire Brigade, circa 1875.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Fall 2020): 92.

2020.68.4 (Winter)

Key, Joseph. “The Treaty of 1824 and the Expulsion of the Quapaws.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Winter 2020): 94-99.

Durning, Dan. “Pulaski County’s German-Bohemian Emigrants from Asch: The Geyer, Reichart, and Penzel Families, 1848-1861.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Winter 2020): 100-113.

“Christmas Past: A Pictorial Look Back.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Winter 2020): 114-117.

“Dr. F. Hampton Roy, 1937-2020.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Winter 2020): 118.

Letzig, Margaret. “Our Back Pages: A Little Rock Girlhood at the Turn of the Century.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Winter 2020): 119-122.

“Images of Pulaski County’s History: State capitol construction, 1910.” Pulaski County Historical Review 68 (Winter 2020): 124.