Step back into the early years of Weiner, Arkansas. Through oral histories, rare photographs, and long-forgotten documents, this book preserves memories and details that might otherwise be lost. Within its pages are voices and stories many have never heard beforeÑaccounts of everyday people whose lives shaped a rural community.
More than just local history, this book is a tribute to the vital role small rural towns have played in the foundation of the United States. At the same time, it mourns the fading of that way of life, inviting readers to remember, honor, and reflect on a heritage that still matters today., Early Settlers, Railroad, Rice Farming, Duck Hunting, World War II, Pasttimes, Patricia Hesse| | 729PAGES