Railroad in Paragould, Arkansas

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Identifier
C0270B434_082
Title
Railroad in Paragould, Arkansas
Description
Victoria Lamb and Henry Goldberg by the railroad track in Paragould, Arkansas. This railroad track was built to carry cotton from Texas to St. Louis in the middle of the nineteenth century. Peter Marshall , the author's grandfather, worked on this railroad in the early 1920s. J.W. Paramore's Texas and St. Louis small gauge rail line intersected with the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad headed by Jay Gould in the northwest corner of Arkansas. People living at the junction named their new town Paragould in honor of the two railroad Presidents.
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4x6
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Photograph
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Publisher
George Mason University Libraries
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Copyright not held by George Mason University Libraries. Restricted to personal, non-commercial use only. For permission to publish, contact Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Libraries.
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C-SPAN Photographs