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Bocage House


The Carnahan Home

Childhood home of
Martha Mitchell


Trulock-Cook home /
Margland Bed & Breakfast

The Arkansas River
claimed two city
blocks of downtown
in 1908.
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A sender of one of
these cards wrote,
"Horrors at Pine
Bluff"
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Anticipating its
demise, the
Courthouse (center)
was evacuated...
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and stripped of
furnishings -- even
the
window frames!
(right)
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Town leaders
decided
to change the course
of the river...
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by secretly
dynamiting a nearby
levee:
a federal offense!


The plan worked,


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The town was saved,


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and the identity of the
"demolition team"
>>>


is a secret
to this day!
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The flood of
Decenber, 1908


The flood of
Decenber, 1908

The flood of
Decenber, 1908


The flood of 1927.

Remmel Dam
near Pine Bluff


Remmel Dam
near Pine Bluff

Free Bridge construction
near Pine Bluff


Free Bridge over
Arkansas River near P.B.


Free Bridge over
Arkansas River near P.B.


Free Bridge over
Arkansas River near P.B.

Free Bridge over
Arkansas River near P.B.


Noble Lake

Arkansas River behind
the Courthouse


Boating on the river
near Pine Bluff


Boating on the river
near Pine Bluff


Arkansas River frozen
Jan. 1912, Pine Bluff


Arkansas River frozen
Jan. 1912, Pine Bluff


Arkansas River frozen
Feb. 1898, Pine Bluff

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