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0: The Duggar Family's House
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The Duggar Family Home in Springdale, AR. The Duggars have 18 children have been featured in numerous television specials on the TLC and Discovery Health networks.
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1: Sam Walton Estate
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The Walton (Wal-Mart) Family owns alot of property in the wooded subdivision.
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2: House on fire
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via http://www.gearthhacks.com
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3: Airport Dennis F.Cantrell Field
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4: Mike Huckabee's House
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The governor of the U.S. state of Arkansas from 1996 to 2007 lives here. He officially announced his candidacy for the 2008 United States presidential election on January 28, 2007.
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5: Mike Duke's house
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Michael T. Duke is the CEO of Wal-Mart, the world's largest company by revenue. Duke joined the company in 1995, and most recently served as the executive in charge of the company's international operations. He became the fourth CEO of Wal-Mart in February 2009.
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6: Rick Ferguson's House
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Rick Ferguson is President of Ferguson Custom Homes.
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7: Tyson Gay's house
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The American sprinter who won gold medals at the 100 meters, 200 meters and 4 x 100 meters events at the 2007 World Championships in Athletics in Osaka, Japan lives here.
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8: David Glass' House
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David D. Glass is the former President and Chief Executive Officer of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., and is currently the Owner and Chief Executive Officer of the Kansas City Royals on April 18, 2000 after serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Royals since Sept. 23, 1993. The Board, comprised of Glass and other individuals appointed by Glass, approved his bid of $96 million for the Royals despite the fact a competing bid by Miles Prentice was 25% higher, at $120 million.
Another of Glass' properties in Delray Beach, FL is also featured on this site.
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9: Bill Clinton Presidential Library
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11: Johnny Cash's Childhood Home
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This is the childhood home of late country singer. He and his parents moved here from Kingsland, Arkansas when he was 3 years old. At the age of 5 he worked in the cotton fields.
In Johnny's last video "Hurt", you see him visiting the house and looking through a window.
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12: Brush fire
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On a construction site.
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13: First Wal-Mart
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This was the location of Sam Walton's first Wal-Mart store in the next several decades it would become a huge discount empire.
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14: Northwest Arkansas Speedway
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3/8 mile oval track and motocross track opened in 1992 and closed after the 2005 season.
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15: Wayne Richie's House
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Wayne Richie is CEO of Coldwell Banker Advantage Realty.
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16: Warren Stevens' house
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The Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Stephens Inc. lives here.
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17: Larry Crain's House
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Larry Crain is President of Crain Automotive Team.
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18: Funeral
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At the Sisco Funeral Home. Hearse parked at the entrance with dozens of cars parked in the neighborhood.
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19: Arkansas Governor's Mansion
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20: Ronald McDonald's Plane
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21: Titan II Nucear Missle Silo
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Little Rock AFB Missile Site #09
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22: 2007-06-10 - Roller Coaster Riders Left Hanging
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(AP) A dozen riders on an Arkansas roller coaster spent half an hour hanging upside down — 150 feet above the ground — after a power outage shut down the attraction.
It took about 30 minutes for the city Fire Department to rescue the riders using a ladder truck Saturday evening, said Aundrea Crary, spokeswoman for the Springs & Crystal Falls amusement park.
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23: Crater Of Diamonds State Park
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The only public diamond mine in the world.
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24: Last C-130 out of Vietnam
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Now the gate guardian at Little Rock AFB
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25: Donald Marshall's House
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Donald Marshall is President of Marshall Management, Inc., which manages hotels and resorts across the US.
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26: Tony Alamo's Compound
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Tony Alamo (born Bernie LaZar Hoffman, September 20, 1934 in Joplin, Missouri) is an American preacher, singer, entrepreneur, and religious evangelist. He and his then-wife Susan are best known as the founders of a radical fundamentalist organization currently known as Tony Alamo Christian Ministries. The organization is based in and around Fouke and Alma, Arkansas, United States, and has been referred to as a cult.
On 26 September, 2008, Alamo's compund was raided Alamo arrested on allegations of he transported minors across state lines for sexual purposes, and child pornography.
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27: Alcoa Plant
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Probably a bauxite processing plant.
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28: Joe Blankenship's House (Former)
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Joe Blankenship was the former CEO of Total eData e-mail database company. Total eData was sold to ChoicePoint, Inc.
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29: Former Eaker Air Force Base
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Arkansas Aeroplex
Eaker Air Force Base was the home of a B-52 bomber wing and a refueling wing, with around 4,000 workers, until 1992 when it was closed by BRAC. It is now a civilian airfield with some National Guard support activities.
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30: Donald W Reynolds Razorback Stadium
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31: Sugarbaker Design Firm from 'Designing Women' TV Series
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The exterior of the house seen in the series as the location of the Sugarbaker design firm is the Villa Marre, a Victorian mansion located in the historic Quapaw Quarter district in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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32: Bud Walton Arena - University of Arkansas
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33: Arkansas State Capitol
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34: Barton Coliseum
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Arkansas State Fairgrounds
25,830 square feet, concrete floor space with 7,175 permanent seats plus up to 3,044 portable seats on the arena floor, for a maximum capacity of 10,195. Height to beams is 85 feet. Arena floor is 120 x 240 feet. Barton Coliseum is a non-smoking facility.
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35: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
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36: Arkansas Nuclear One (ANO)
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Arkansas Nuclear One 1
Russellville, Ark., United States
Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR)
Net Output: 836 MWe
Operable. Initial criticality: 08/1974. Commercial start: 12/1974.
Arkansas Nuclear One 2
Russellville, Ark., United States
Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR)
Net Output: 858 MWe
Operable. Initial criticality: 12/1978. Commercial start: 03/1980.
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37: Michael McFarland's house
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Dr. Michael S. McFarland is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist who specializes in cataract and laser surgery and also enjoys comprehensive medical ophthalmology. He owns this mansion on Lake Hamilton.
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38: War Memorial Stadium
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Part time home of University of Arkansas football
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39: Little Rock Air Force Base
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Little Rock Air Force Base (LRAFB), Little Rock, Arkansas is the home of the 314 th Airlift Wing and is the only C-130 training base for the Department of Defense. In addition to C-130s, jets (e.g., F-14s and F-18s) and other aircraft also use the airfield.
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40: Alert Facility at Little Rock AFB
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Titan II command? Very similar design to the one in Orlando.
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42: 'Applegate Residence' by E Fay Jones
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1966-69
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43: Thunder Valley Speedway
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3/8 mile clay oval formerly known as the Fayetteville Motor Speedway and Razorback Speedway.
It has held races in 1970-83, 87-90, 92-99, 2002-05.
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45: Shumaker Naval Ammunition Depot
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The Shumaker Naval Ammunition Depot was developed during the height of the Second World War. It was the only Naval Ammunition Depot to work exclusively on the loading, assembly and storage of ordnance rockets.
Closed in 1957.
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47: Helicopters at Camp Joseph T. Robinson
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Camp Joseph T. Robinson, located in North Little Rock, Arkansas, is a 33,000-acre (13,313-hectare) training facility of the Army National Guard. It is one of the largest state-operated training sites in the US. It is headquarters for the Arkansas National Guard.
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48: Arkanshire Center
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Retirement Home
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49: A-7 Corsair and T-2 Buckeye on Drake Field
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50: Little Rock Central High School
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The school made famous by nine brave students who risked their safety by defying the govenor's attempt to block integration. The hig school is also a National Historic Site within the National Park Service.
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51: Dogpatch USA (abandoned)
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Dogpatch USA is an abandoned theme park located on State Highway 7 between the cities of Harrison and Jasper in the state of Arkansas, USA, an area known today as Marble Falls. It was opened to the public in 1968 and was based on the popular comic strip Li'l Abner, which was created by cartoonist Al Capp and set in a fictional village called Dogpatch.
Dogpatch USA was a commercial success in its early years, and investors, buoyed with optimism about the park's future, decided to pursue extensive and heavily financed expansion in the form of a sister park, "Marble Falls", designed as a ski resort and convention center. But the following years saw a combination of characters and unforeseen events transform the high hopes of investors into a financial roller coaster ride which eventually ended in the park's demise.
Ownership of the park changed hands many times throughout its history, and it was finally closed in 1993. Since that time much of the property of the twin parks has been neglected and frequently vandalized, and portions of the land are either entangled in legal issues, in a state of redevelopment, or for sale once again.
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52: I-30 Speedway
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1/4 mile high banked oval track featuring stock cars, sprint cars, and modifieds.
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53: C-130 taking off from Little Rock AFB
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54: University of Arkansas Equestrian Center
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A few miles north of the main University campus.
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55: Bridge
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Two piers of the new bridge can be seen in the Mississippi river below the old one in Arkansas but near the Greenville, MS.
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56: C-130 Hercules Departing Little Rock AFB
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57: Chickenhouses
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Here are some of the childhood homes of Colonel Sanders savory dinners.
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58: C-130 Hercules Approaching Little Rock AFB
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59: Hog Heaven in Little Rock
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60: B-47E, C-119L, and C-130A on static display
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Boeing B-47E 'Stratojet' SN: 52-0595
Fairchild C-119L 'Flying Boxcar' SN: 53-8084
Lockheed C-130A 'Hercules' SN: 56-0518
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61: Bill Clinton's Birthplace
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62: C-130 Departing Little Rock National Airport
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63: Odd Markings
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These unusual marks are along the Arkansas River. They are possibly scarring from ATV activity.
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64: Mock SAM site
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On the gunnery range at Fort Chaffe
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65: Riverfest Riverfront Amphitheater
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67: The 112 Arkansas Drive-In Movie
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This is one of the few remaining drive-in movies left.
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68: Indian Stadium
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Home to Arkansas State University Indians football
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69: Daisy Air Rifle Factory
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In 1886, Plymouth inventor Clarence Hamilton introduced a new idea to the windmill company. It was a combination of metal and wire, vaguely resembling a gun that could fire a lead ball using compressed air. Lewis Cass Hough, then president of the firm, gave it a try and, after his first shot, enthusiastically exclaimed, "Boy, that's a daisy!"
The name stuck and the BB gun went into production as a premium item given to farmers when they purchased a windmill. The gun was such a huge success that Plymouth Iron Windmill soon began manufacturing the Daisy BB gun in place of windmills! On January 26, 1895 the company's board of directors officially voted to change the name to Daisy Manufacturing Company, Inc.
One gun, more than any other, played a major role in making Daisy the household name it is today. Introduced in 1939, the Daisy Red Ryder has sold over 9 million units, easily making it the most famous BB gun ever built!
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70: Ray Winder Field at War Memorial Park
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Arkansas Travelers (AA minor league baseball)
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71: Military Aircraft on Display at Camp Robinson
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Bell UH-1C Iroquois
Lockheed F-104A Starfighter
McDonnell F-4C Phantom II
McDonnell RF-101C Voodoo
North American F-86D Sabre
North American F-100D Super Sabre
Republic F-84F Thunderstreak
Republic F-105F Thunderchief
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72: Munitions Manufacturing and Storage
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Highland Industrial Park. Private defense contractors build, test and store munitions here. Over 17,000 acres.
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73: Albert Pike Recreation Area (June 11, 2010 flash flood)
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A wall of water swept through the Albert Pike Recreation Area before dawn Friday (June 11, 2010), when most campers were sleeping. The park is located along the Caddo and Little Missouri rivers, and the flood struck so quickly there was little chance for campers to escape.
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75: Giant mug of root beer
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At Frostop Burgers & Shakes.
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76: F-101 Voodoo at Rogers Municipal Airport
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77: Wild River Water Park
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78: Toltec Indian Mounds
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Arkansas's tallest remaining, prehistoric Native American mounds are preserved at this National Historic Landmark site near Little Rock. The mounds and an earthen embankment are the remains of a large ceremonial and governmental complex that was inhabited here from A.D. 600 to 1050.
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79: Arkansas Air Museum
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List of aircraft.
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80: Arkansas Supreme Court
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The Arkansas Supreme Court is the highest court of appeal in the state of Arkansas
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81: Birthplace of Wal-Mart
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A corporate museum occupies the spot where Sam Walton's Wal-Mart began.
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82: Country Club of Little Rock
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The 18-hole "Little Rock" course at the Country Club of Little Rock facility in Little Rock, Arkansas features 6,454 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70 . The course rating is 71.4 and it has a slope rating of 129 on Zoysia grass.
[via golflink.org]
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83: Light Plane and Compass Rose
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84: Fish Farms
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Fish farms: probably catfish.
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85: Riverside International Speedway
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Sprint cars and stock cars race at this 1/4 mile gumbo clay oval track. The track has been open every year since 1949.
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86: Monte Ne Hotel Ruins
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Financier William Hope Harvey' started building a 130 ft. tall pyramid monument to hold civilization's accumulated knowledge. His dreams crumbled before civilization, when his hotel, amphitheater and other structures were flooded by Beaver Lake.
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87: McDonnell GF-101B Voodoo and Bell UH-1 Huey
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88: Airplane approaching Little Rock AFB
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89: First Home of the Clintons
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90: University of Arkansas for Medical Science
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The medical school branch of the University of Arkansas. The only med school in Arkansas.
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91: Baum Stadium at George Cole Field
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Home field of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team. Built in 1996 by the same architecture firm that designed Coors Field & Camden Yards, Baum Stadium was 1998's college baseball stadium of the year.
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92: KATV Tower
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It was the second tallest structure in the world, after the KVLY-TV mast in North Dakota, when it was built; in recent years it was tied with 15 other 2000-foot masts, all built after it, as the fifth tallest structure in the world (sixth counting the submerged Petronius Platform).
In addition to the analog and digital transmitters of its namesake KATV, it also hosted the analog transmitter of KETS, the flagship station of the Arkansas Educational Television Network; KETS' digital transmitter is at the nearby Clear Channel Broadcasting Tower Redfield.
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93: C-130 over Little Rock
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94: M109A6 Paladin self-propelled 155 mm howitzer
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The M109 is an American-made self-propelled 155 mm howitzer, first introduced in the early 1960s. It has been continually upgraded and improved to today's current version, the M109A6 "Paladin" which is only used by the US Army. The US still maintains a number of M109A5's in its forces. The M109 family is the most prevalent western indirect-fire support weapon of maneuver brigades of armored and mechanized infantry divisions.
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95: Eureka Springs and North Arkansas Railway
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96: 'Buckley House' by E Fay Jones
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97: Clay Wahlquist's House
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Clay Wahlquist is the owner of Wahlquist Management Corporation.
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98: Monastery of St. Teresa of Jesus
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99: Giant Budweiser Can
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