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The Star City Lumber Company once employeed several hundred people in the late 1940s before closing in 1950. The Lumber Company was one of many lumber companies within Lincoln County, demonstrating the importance of the timber industry to Lincoln…

Rousseau Matthew's Service Station and Garage in 1924. Photograph shows the various changes that occurred on the townsquare after a fire in the early 1920s destroyed several businesses.

A group of men hauling timber from the woods into Star City by horse and buggy. Scene is from the early 1900s.

This is the old Gould Southwestern Railroad depot. The name was later changed to the Arkansas Railroad Depot in Star City. The Gould Southwestern ran from Pine Bluff down to Gould and then ran west to Star City.

The old courthouse on the townsquare was razed in 1962 after the new courthouse was built. The clock tower is seen collapsing in the photo.

Jefferson Street in downtown Star City in 1913, a bustling street to this day. Building on the left side of image is the Lincoln County Bank. The white building on the right is the C.H. Lyman Store/Masonic Lodge Building. The original steeple of the…

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

The Commercial Historic District located at the town square in Star City, Arkansas. Several of the buildings have been lost due to neglect since being added to the register. The district was added to the National Register of Historic Places on…

The Confederate Memorial located on the southwest corner of the town square. Statue commissioned by the local United Daughters of the Confederacy. Statue was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 26, 1996.