Lost Americana is about telling the stories of the people who live in rural America.
•Have you lived in the same rural area since the 1970/80s?
•Were you the last class to graduate from a rural school before it closed its doors forever?
•Do you know of a small town (under 2,000 people) that is a shell of it's former self?
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A lone image I made while passing through Arkansas in August of 1996. One of those moments where the sunrise looked so nice I had to scramble and pull off the highway. It didn't take long to find an unused farm building.
St. Francis County, west of Hughes, Arkansas, "Joe's Cash Market". June 23, 2016
St. Francis County saw its population decline by over 2,000 people between 2010 to 2016. While just about every one of the 30 counties in Arkansas' Mississippi River Delta Region none were as hard hit as nearby Phillips County which lost almost 13% of it's population in the same time.
South of Stuttgart, Arkansas, East of state route 165 on Tindall Drier Rd.
June 23, 2016
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