I know this thread is over nine years old but on the off chance the OP or anyone reading this has any iteration of bottles from Arsenic Spring/Arsenic Springs, I would like to purchase them. So far I have seen this bottle and another version with a printed label, and I'd be delighted to buy either (or any version I have not seen photos of online). My boyfriend's incredible father owned the spring from the mid-2000s and passed away last year, now his sons are working hard to restore the property and I have been collecting as much ephemera from this vast history of the spring as possible, in ANY condition. Once the gift shop is reopened I'd love to display some artifacts. I can be contacted at hello[at]mickeyalicekwapis[dot]com at any time, even if someone is seeing this another nine years from now. I am also interested in literally anything else people stumble upon including original photographs, postcards, clothing, tourism brochures etc from any period in history! The spring has been called Arsenic Spring, Arsenic Springs, Ar-Scenic Spring, and Ar-Scenic Springs at various points in time, I'm interested in it all.
I thought some of you may like to see this photo from the Garland County Historical Society.
Thanks all!
-Mickey
I thought some of you may like to see this photo from the Garland County Historical Society.
Thanks all!
-Mickey
