Craig tells of the cabin he donated to the Gravette Historical Museum “on one of the farms we own west of Gravette, there was an old log cabin built in the 1840s. A man named John Denton was killed there by Bushwhackers…it was a two room cabin with a dog-trot in the middle…designed so if being chased by Bushwhackers, you could take the horse and buggy through the dog-trot and jump off either side and let the horses go on.” [00: 54:34]
#1: Tim Craig, 2019
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#2: Tim Craig's ancestors making sorghum at the farm of A. S. and Ada Check near Checks Corner, Arkansas, 1909
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#3: Check's Corner Library in Check's Corner; established in 1901 by Ada Check
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#4: Daddy-Long-Legs by Jean Webster, copyright 1912; recovered from Check's Corner Library
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