The Hoo Hoo Monument in Gurdon, Arkansas, is a cast-iron monument dedicated to the Hoo Hoo, a fraternal order of lumbermen. It is a distinctive, cast-iron structure resembling a human figure topped with a hard hat, originally erected in 1924.
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Architecture
614 E. Main St., Gurdon, Arkansas
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W. Joslyn And Front Sts., Gurdon, Arkansas
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Nw Of Jct. Of N. First And E. Walnut Sts., Gurdon, Arkansas
Architecture
N. End Of Ronoake Baptist Church Rd., Gurdon, Arkansas
Architecture
811 Cherry St., Gurdon, Arkansas
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