Edward Cunningham Bailey, Jr. Collection

Items

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  Photograph: children of E. C. Bailey

  Photograph of the "Bailey Boys": James, E.C. Jr., and Julian.
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  Photograph: E. C. Bailey home

  The "Bailey Home" stood at 215 W Poinsett St, currently the location of a dentist's office. The Alfred Burgess home stood across the street.
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  Photograph: J. Verne Smith and E. C. Bailey at Happy Hollow, Hot Springs, Arkansas

  J. Verne Smith, Sr (left) and E. C. Bailey, Sr. (right) on a trip to Happy Hollow "amusement park" in Hot Springs, Arkansas, located at the end of Fountain Street, just off Central Avenue, and north of Hot Springs Mountain. They are posing for the photographer on two of the park's burros. Happy Hollow was a tourist attraction started in 1888 by photographer Norman McLeod. The park contained a shooting gallery, a zoo, and a souvenir shop. The shooting gallery was located on the side of the mountain, where a shelf held targets made of bottles. The park’s zoo held fifty animals, while additional uncaged animals, such as burros, ponies, and horses, roamed the park for adults and children to ride.
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  Photograph: Victoria Elizabeth Cunningham Bailey

  Photo of Victoria Bailey addressed on the back "To Brother John and Family." This references her brother, John Cunningham, sister-in-law Sophronia Prince Cunningham, and their ~11 children.
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  Photograph: William Clark Bailey