Donor Information
DONOR RECOGNITION PROGRAM
$500 Section Gang
$1,000 Track Layers
$2,500 Bluff Blasters
$5,000 Steamboat Captains
$10,000 Bridge Builders
Every donor giving $500 or more will be
featured in and receive a copy of the
souvenir book The Bridge.
Every gift of $5,000 or more will be
recognized with a naming opportunity.
$500 Section Gang
$1,000 Track Layers
$2,500 Bluff Blasters
$5,000 Steamboat Captains
$10,000 Bridge Builders
Every donor giving $500 or more will be
featured in and receive a copy of the
souvenir book The Bridge.
Every gift of $5,000 or more will be
recognized with a naming opportunity.
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| Copyright 2011, Calico Rock Museum Foundation, Inc. All Rights Reserved. For more information contact the foundation at 870-297-4129 |
Opened in 1965, the Highway 5 bridge across the White River brought an end
to the century-or-more old ferry business. Just as the bridge beckoned and
future, visitor and resident.
to the century-or-more old ferry business. Just as the bridge beckoned and
future, visitor and resident.
| Calico Rock Museum Foundation Board of Trustees Steven D. Mitchell, Chair/Executive Committee Dean Hudson, Vice Chair/Executive Committee Wayne Wood, Secretary-Treasurer/Exec Comm Reed M. Perryman, Trustee/Executive Committee Gene Lockie, Trustee Wanda Sanders, Trustee Ed Stephens, Trustee LaNelle Hamby, Trustee Mayor Ronnie Guthrie, Trustee Rev. Ed Matthews, Emeritus |
About the Foundation
Established in 2008 to support and operate the
Calico Rock Museum, the foundation is governed
by a nine-member board of trustees. The
foundation board of trustees meets quarterly or
upon the call of the chair. To learn more about
the foundation, visit the Calico Rock Museum
website.
Established in 2008 to support and operate the
Calico Rock Museum, the foundation is governed
by a nine-member board of trustees. The
foundation board of trustees meets quarterly or
upon the call of the chair. To learn more about
the foundation, visit the Calico Rock Museum
website.
About the Museum
The Calico Rock Museum is a bridge between the
past and the future. The museum tells the story of
Calico Rock, Arkansas and its people. The story
line, displays and exhibits were developed with
community input and scholarly research. To learn
more about the museum visit the Calico Rock
Museum website.
The Calico Rock Museum is a bridge between the
past and the future. The museum tells the story of
Calico Rock, Arkansas and its people. The story
line, displays and exhibits were developed with
community input and scholarly research. To learn
more about the museum visit the Calico Rock
Museum website.
The Calico Rock Museum Foundation has Service as a 501 (c)
(3) tax exempt organization. Download the Designation.
(3) tax exempt organization. Download the Designation.