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Old Town Arkansas

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Take a stroll on the boardwalk through Old Town Arkansas. This exhibit consists of 13 turn-of-the-century shops and offices which were typical of the local region between 1880 and 1920.

We offer a free audio iPod tour of Old Town at the Museum where you enter the exhibit through the façade of the Old Craighead County Courthouse of Jonesboro, Arkansas.  Travel with us now through the bell tower that houses the original bell that rang in the original 1886 courthouse. Download the entire Podcast pod for ITunes.

Bell Tower
Bell Tower
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Land Office
Land Office
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Drug Store
Drugstore
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Druggist Office
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Bank
Bank
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Print Shop
Print Shop
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Dentist's Office
Dentist's Office
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Doctor's Office
Doctor's Office
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Barber Shop
Barber Shop
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 Mercantile
Mercantile
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General store
General Store
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Pawn Shop
Pawn Shop
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Optical
Jewelry and Optical
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While strolling down the lane, you may visit the general store, mercantile, jewelry and optical shop, pawn shop, barber shop, land office, post office, bank, drugstore, drug manufacturing shop, print shop, doctor's office and dentist's office. There is even a town square which features period photographs of area main streets.



 

 
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