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Wynne School District administration building
Wynne School District administration building in Wynne, Arkansas
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Woman's Progressive Club in Wynne, Arkansas
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Wynne, Arkansas high school football field
Wynne, Arkansas high school football field
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Wynne High School in Arkansas
Wynne High School in Wynne, Arkansas
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Wynne, Arkansas City Hall and Police Department
Wynne, Arkansas City Hall and Police Department
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A wooded trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas (e43cddac-4b90-4763-aadb-e1f31ada5732)
A wooded trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas Keywords: trte; trail of tears national historic trail; nht; national historic trail; arkansas; cross county; wynne; village creek state park; arkansas department of parks and tourism; old military road; cultural resources; historic area; nrhp; facilities; structures; and assets; trail; trail trace; retracement trail; recreational trail; natural resources; forest; autumn; (Trail of Tears National Historic Trail State)
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Cross County Library in Wynne, Arkansas
Cross County Library in Wynne, Arkansas
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EF3 Tree Damage Wynne tornado 3-31-23
EF3 Tree Damage Wynne tornado 3-31-23
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Exposed tree roots at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas (b465a34b-c9bd-4134-bdc9-d78994bec2db)
Exposed tree roots at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas Keywords: trte; trail of tears national historic trail; nht; national historic trail; arkansas; cross county; wynne; village creek state park; arkansas department of parks and tourism; old military road; cultural resources; historic area; nrhp; facilities; structures; and assets; trail; trail trace; retracement trail; recreational trail; nht walking; natural resources; forest; autumn; other; people; ntir staff; (Trail of Tears Nat
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Field in Wynne, Arkansas 1
Sorghum field in Wynne, Arkansas
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Giboney-Robertson-Stewart House
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Grace Episcopal Church in Wynne, Arkansas
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Highway 1 in Wynne, Arkansas
Highway 1 in Wynne, Arkansas. First reassurance marker north of the US 64B intersection
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Jesse Wynne Park in downtown Wynne, Arkansas
Jesse Wynne Park in downtown Wynne, Arkansas
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Leaves are falling in autumn as NTIR Staff walks a trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas (a791b11d-ce0d-49ff-8bb9-9a38242b969c)
Leaves are falling in autumn as NTIR Staff walks a trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas Keywords: trte; trail of tears national historic trail; nht; national historic trail; arkansas; cross county; wynne; village creek state park; arkansas department of parks and tourism; old military road; cultural resources; historic area; nrhp; facilities; structures; and assets; trail; trail trace; retracement trail; recreational trail; nht walking; natural resources; forest; autumn; ot
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NTIR Staff walks a trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas (f7a733ac-f5f8-429d-8b5e-d3e1d8af98d5)
NTIR Staff walks a trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas Keywords: trte; trail of tears national historic trail; nht; national historic trail; arkansas; cross county; wynne; village creek state park; arkansas department of parks and tourism; old military road; cultural resources; historic area; nrhp; facilities; structures; and assets; trail; trail trace; retracement trail; recreational trail; nht walking; natural resources; forest; autumn; other; people; ntir staff; (Trail
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NTIR Staff walks an autumn trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas (d3df0d7b-f0e3-45ec-bc6d-5f4329c890b5)
NTIR Staff walks an autumn trail trace at Village Creek State Park in Wynne, Arkansas Keywords: trte; trail of tears national historic trail; nht; national historic trail; arkansas; cross county; wynne; village creek state park; arkansas department of parks and tourism; old military road; cultural resources; historic area; nrhp; facilities; structures; and assets; trail; trail trace; retracement trail; recreational trail; nht walking; natural resources; forest; autumn; other; people; ntir staff;
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Servetus W. Ogan House
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US 64B in Wynne, Arkansas
US 64B in Wynne, Arkansas at the Highway 1 (northern) junction
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US 64 Spur southern terminus in Wynne, Arkansas
The southern terminus of US 64 Spur is at John Brown Road in Wynne, Arkansas. Roadway continues under city maintenance as Martin Luther King Street
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City of Wynne, Arkansas police car
City of Wynne, Arkansas police car. Parked at police department
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East Arkansas Community College, Wynne Campus
The Bill Thomas Building of the East Arkansas Community College, Wynne Campus in Wynne, Arkansas
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Field in Wynne, Arkansas 2
Sorghum field in Wynne, Arkansas
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Railroad overpass in Wynne, Arkansas
Railroad bridge on Highway 1 approaching downtown Wynne, Arkansas.
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