"Coming Together" lithograph

"Coming Together" lithographNumbered, limited edition, offset lithographs printed on acid free paper, by John Bell, Jr. (1937 2013) Image size 17 x 23 The view is looking northeast at the intersection of North B. and North 15th Streets. In a 1916 joint meeting of the First Methodist and Central Methodist churches, it was decided to merge and build a new church complex. In 1919 the church purchased two lots on the corner of North 15th and B. Streets. The first services in the new

Size: 11 x 14"

It is the only known surviving example of a mid-19th century brewery in the state

Adjustable oxidized silver traditional style spoon ring

Sherrie McGraw

Image size 16 x 20

Edward Eliot Emmons thought of himself as well read

The title beautifully reflects Fort Smith's geographical position right on the Arkansas-Oklahoma border and its evolution over two centuries

Dimensions: 1 1/4"l

The view is looking west on Garrison Avenue towards Oklahoma

After his arrive in the US his love for art slowly reawakened

and immersive visuals

Miss Laura's was the first brothel to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is now used as the tourist information and welcome center for Fort Smith