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Lorance Creek (401 Kb)
Lorance Creek Lorance Creek Natural Area is primarily a deep swamp that spreads out along both sides of Lorance Creek. The entire system is a diverse mosaic of open water, cypress-tupelo gum, beaver ponds, and sandy washes overlain with groves of swamp blackgum. All these features are interconnected by a complex network of small streams and seeps which support a rich aquatic flora.

Flanagan Prairie (317 Kb)
Flanagan Prairie Flanagan Prairie Natural Area is a fine example of the tall grass prairies that formed an important component of the pre settlement vegetation of Arkansas. This acreage is a remnant of what were originally known as the Cherokee Prairies.

Washington County Courthouse (652 Kb)
Washington County Courthouse "Built in 1905, the Washington County Courthouse provides Fayetteville, northwest Arkansas, indeed the entire state with a notable example of the Richardsonian Romanesque architectural style that so strongly influenced the American scene in the late nineteenth century."

Ewilda Miller Robinson's Ballgown (218 Kb)
Ewilda Miller Robinson's Ballgown This beautiful gown was worn by Ewilda Miller Robinson to the Inauguration of Gov. Joe T. Robinson in 1913. The gown is a one-piece cream silk brocade and lace trimmed in pearls, beads and rhinestones. The v-neckline is framed with a lace bertha collar and drapes in the front and drops in the back below the waist. The flared skirt has a train and is draped in the back for a soft bustle effect.
Mrs. Robinson's gown is one of 25 inaugural gowns presented in the First Families of Arkansas's exhibit at the Old State House Museum in Little Rock.

Moro Creek Bottoms Natural Area (164 Kb)
Moro Creek Bottoms Natural Area Located in Cleveland and Calhoun counties, supports the finest known stand of lowland oak-sweetgum forest in the West Gulf Coastal Plain of Arkansas. A high-quality stand of baldcypress borders the creek, and several cherrybark oak, water oak, and sweetgum trees on the tract exceed three feet in diameter at breast height and tower more than 90 feet above the forest floor. A tract of 78 acres was added to the System of Natural Areas in 1987.

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