The Friends of Arrow Rock, Inc. Collection, 1845-2006 (CA6821)
7.4 c.f., 11 oversize items, 1 oversize volume
The collection of a non-profit organization founded in 1859 dedicated to the preservation of Arrow Rock's historic sites and buildings. The collection includes correspondence with members of F.O.A.R as well as with citizens and former people(s) residing in the town of Arrow Rock. Also included are Masonic Lodge records, ledgers of various businesses, doctors and dentists offices, diaries, news clippings of public events and activities, educational programing, and photographs. The collection contains Reverend U.S.G. Moore Baptist church records, sermon notes, Sunday school teachings and church bulletins, along with Zion Christian Church and Federated Church records, and Lyceum Theatre materials.
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