HISTORICAL PHOTOS SUBMITTED BY SHELIA CARSON, ABBOTT, ARKANSAS

Old Abbott Underpass, June, 1987

HISTORICAL PHOTOS SUBMITTED BY JOHN SMITH, PHOENIX, ARIZONA
I came across your information on Mansfield, AR while surfing the internet. My Great-Grandfather, George Smith (8/27/1868 - 5/27/1923), worked for the railroad in Mansfield, AR. My Grandfather, John "Buster" McGinnis Smith (10/1/1904 - 6/21/1974), was born there. I thought you might be interested in these photos. Regards, John Smith Phoenix, Arizona
Mansfield Train Depot
Buster Smith is standing on rail car, George Stephen standing on tracks.
George Stephen Smith	John McGinnis Smith on left
George Stephen Smith, 2nd from left

HISTORICAL PHOTOS SUBMITTED BY GLEN HURT, MANSFIELD, ARKANSAS
A large cotton gin, necessary for size of Mansfield's cotton crops	The Mansfield Flour Mill
The Frisco train stopping in Mansfield
Home of J.W. Harper, owner of the land that became Mansfield	The old Hotel Swift in Mansfield
Arkansas' first commercial gas was found in Mansfield in 1903.	The original Bank of Mansfield, still standing
Train Depot in Mansfield, Arkansas
Mansfield High School, circa 1905	Inside the Mansfield Lumber Company
Mansfield Lumber Company & Mill

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