
What an incredibly interesting place! I've heard the term "20 acres and a mule" and that's just what...
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The Historic Dyess Colony, the boyhood home of Johnny Cash, is an Arkansas State University Heritage Site that showcases the rich history and culture of Northeast Arkansas and its connection to the legendary musician. Visitors can immerse themselves in the legacy of the region through thoughtfully designed tours and educational programs.
The site also offers a Combo Tour option, allowing guests to expand their experience by visiting the nearby Southern Tenant Farmers Museum in Tyronza. This partnership highlights the intertwined narratives of Arkansas agriculture and the Great Depression, further enriching the visitor's understanding of the area's historical context.
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What an incredibly interesting place! I've heard the term "20 acres and a mule" and that's just what...
So much great information about this unique project and the Cash family. Many artifacts and contrib...
What a last minute stop to see Johnny Cash’s boyhood home. What an interesting story for this famou...