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The Crow House located southeast of Star City. The Crow House is an example of a dog-trot style house. The house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on June 29, 1976.

One of the first gas stations in Star City was owned by A.E. "Doc" Nobles. This gas station sat where the Federal Building is now located in Star City at the corner of Jefferson and Wiley Streets.

Downtown Star City in the 1950s. Some of the buildings in the image have collapsed, including Star Theatre.

A class/group photo of the Garnett School.

The Gatlin Store and Davidson Cafe were located on Main Street in Grady. The photograph is an example of a bustling community.

Gocio's Store in Grady, Arkansas from the 1940s. This store was like many other small town stores across Lincoln County and the rest of Arkansas.

One of the old steam locomotives that travelled on the Gould Southwestern Railroad that ran between Gould and Star City. The train tracks no longer exist except for a small section that has been overtaken by the woods,

Image is a black/white photograph of the Grady Colored School in Grady, Lincoln County, Arkansas.

The old Grady Fire Station from the 1940s. Located in Grady, Arkansas.

The old Grady Jail from the 1940s. Located in Grady, Arkansas.