Bibliography

Fayetteville

Alison, Charles Y. and Ellen K. Compton. Fayetteville (Arcadia Publishing, Charleston, S.C., 2011). Produced for the Washington County Historical Society, this book is part of Arcadia's Images of America series, which includes communities across the United States. It relies on historic photographs from the Washington County Historical Society Collection at the Shiloh Museum of the Ozarks and from several collections held by the University of Arkansas Libraries in its special collections department. Photographs date from around 1865 to 1960. The book includes sections about the Fayetteville square, schools, businesses, entertainment, churches, transportation, government and select people of Fayetteville. 205 illustrations.
Mullins Library call number is F419.F3 A45 2011.
Blair Library call number is Ark. Ref. 976.714 Ali.
ISBN is 9780738587707.

Once Upon Dickson

Wappel, Anthony J. and Ethel C. Simpson. Once Upon Dickson: An Illustrated History, 1868-2000 (Phoenix International Inc. and University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, 2008). Tony Wappel, archivist for Washington County, and Ethel Simpson, retired from 30 years working in the special collections department of University Libraries, know where are all the buildings are buried. Wappel brings them back to life with pictures and historical backgrounds of the people who lived along the 16 blocks of Dickson Street. In many ways, Dickson Street has always provided a cross stratum of Fayetteville, starting high on Mount Sequoyah in residential neighborhoods, and cutting through public sectors, religious areas, commercial districts, industrial works, and up onto the university campus.At 404 pages, Once Upon Dickson is the sort of book you will turn to time and again for research and entertainment.
Its call number at Mullins Library is F419.F3 W37 2008.
Its call number at Blair Library is 976.714 Wap.
Its ISBN 978-0-9768007-7-4.

Fayetteville: A Pictorial History

Brown, Kent R. Fayetteville: A Pictorial History (Norfolk, Va.: The Donning Co., 1982) Brown's book provides readers with images of Fayetteville from the antebellum period to the book's publication year of 1982. Many depict historic buildings, but most reflect the day-to-day scenes of life in Fayetteville.
The call number at Mullins Library is F419.F3 B76 1982.
The ISBN number is 0898652693.