Bibliography

Roberta, a Most Remarkable Fulbright

Stuck, Dorothy D. and Nan Snow. Roberta, a Most Remarkable Fulbright (University of Arkansas Press, Fayetteville, 1997). This biography of Roberta Waught Fulbright captures the intensity and breadth of work that she pursued after her husband, Jay Fulbright, died in 1923, work that was central to the growth of Fayetteville during that time period. Roberta Fulbright was a newspaper publisher, bank owner and manager of the sundry Fulbright companies from the 1920s to the 1950s but is better known as the mother of Sen. James W. Fulbright.
Mullins Library call number is PN4874.F76 s78 1997.
Blair Library call number is 92 Fulbright.
ISBN number is 1557284601.

Loyalty on the Frontier

Bishop, Albert Webb. Loyalty on the Frontier, or, Sketches of Union Men of the South-west; with incidents and adventures in rebellion on the border (R.P. Studley and Co. printers: St. Louis, 1863) While serving as provost marshall of Fayetteville during the Civil War, Albert W. Bishop wrote a book about various Union officers and soldiers who were connected with Northwest Arkansas and Fayetteville, as well as incidents that occurred during the Union occupation of the area. A few sketches with connections to Fayetteville include Isaac Murphy, David Walker, M. LaRue Harrison, Thomas M. Gunter and Stephen Bedford, among others. Bishop later served as the second president of the Arkansas Industrial University. The University of Arkansas Press reprinted the Bishop's book in 2003.
Its call number at Mullins Library is E496 .B61 2003.
Its call number at Blair Library is 973.7467 Bis.
Its ISBN number is 1557287570.