Arkansas Secretary of State's Office records, 1866-1983 [microform].

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Arkansas Secretary of State's Office records, 1866-1983 [microform].

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Deeds to state property and miscellaneous records (3 reels); report (1866) of the Secretary of State (1 reel); supplements to Secretary of State reports (1927-1946, 1 reel); WPA report (1937) on State Capitol and Grounds (1 reel); Arkansas: a guide of the state (1941) and report (1959) of the Secretary of State (1 reel); initiative petitions and referendums (1925-1950, 1 reel); ballots for amendments and referred acts, 1938-1969, reapportionment maps for Senate and House districts, 1960-1965, and manuscript constitution of Arkansas, 1968 (1 reel); Arkansas travelers certificates, vols. 1-8 (1941-1983, 2 reels); and appointments to state boards and commissions (1915-1947, 1 reel).

12 reels of microfilm.

Arkansas History Commission, Department of Archives and History

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