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Fort Smith Commissary Bldg - Text on back: The Commissary Building is the only building remaining at old Fort Smith, erected more than 100 years ago. Many other historical spots in Fort Smith are appropriately marked. Vintage linen postcard is in good condition.

Aerial of Lake Ft Smith - No text on back. Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition.

Hillbilly Livin' On Vacation - Text on back: Hillbilly Livin' On Vacation. The Hill folks ain't goin to let their city slicking cuzzins outdo then on vacation. Ma fixed the kids some mod clothes and bilt a camper. No store boughten vittle for them nurther. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

You Know Your From Arkansas - No text on back. Postcard is new and in mint condition.

Avanelle Motor Lodge, Hot Springs - Text on back: Avanelle Motor Lodge. Central and Grand Aves. Hot Springs National Park, Ark. Phone NA. 4-2521. 90 luxuriously furnished, temperature controlled, air conditioned, king-size and twin double bed units. Kitchenettes available. T.V. and radio, background music, heated swimming pool, coffee shop and restaurant featuring the famous "Sirloin Room". Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition with slight edge/corner wear.

Bath House Row, Hot Springs - Text on back: showing section of famous magnolia and holly tree bordered Bath House row - the show place of Hot springs National Park, Arkansas -- looking north. Vintage postcard is unused and in very good condition.

Eureka Springs - Text on back: Eureka Springs, Arkansas – Passengers alight from Eureka Trolley Car Bus Number 1 at 282 Spring Street, for a tour of the Rosalie House. Trolley stops are located throughout town so that you can quickly and easily begin your adventure of sightseeing and shopping in the “Little Switzerland of the Ozarks”. Postcard is unused and in very good condition.

Hot Springs Mountain Tower - Text on back: Hot Springs Mountain Tower – The new Hot Springs Mountain Tower opened June 3, 1983. It stands 216 feet above the ground elevation of 1,040 feet overlooking the heart of Hot Springs National Park and the rolling Ouachita Mountains. The top of this unusual modern structure has two viewing levels, one of which is glass enclosed. They can be reached by a slow moving scenic elevator or you can climb the 306 steps to the top where the many lakes and the Ouachita National Forest makes a breathtaking panorama. Postcard is unused and in very good condition.

Bank of Eureka Springs - Text on back: Bank of Eureka Springs, Eureka Springs, Arkansas – This thoroughly modern bank carries in daily business in the midst of authentic furnishings from the Victorian period. The building exterior is hand-made brick with native limestone blocks hewn by local craftsman. The interior is replete with carved wood and polished brass reflecting the 1890’s era. It’s furnished with beautiful antiques and interesting old business machines used daily, once-upon-a-time. Visitors to this Ozark Mountain resort see modern banking convenience in an atmosphere reflecting the heritage of a unique Victorian Community preserving the past for the future. Vintage postcard is unused and in good condition.

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From the Rocky Mountain General Store

Vintage Photographs of the Old West - From our personal Photo Print Shop, you can now order prints that provide dramatic glimpses into the rich heritage of the American West. From notorious outlaws, to Indian Chiefs, buffalo roaming the range, and pioneers on the trail, this varied collection grows daily.