If the walls of the Blytheville Greyhound Bus Station could talk, they’d undoubtedly share pieces of this small northeast Arkansas town’s past. Since its 1937 construction, the building has witnessed WWII soldiers solemnly arrive for training at the town’s air force base—and also depart for battle. It has seen spirited blues musicians travel the route from Memphis to Chicago to play their next gig. And, it has watched as families were reunited or set off for a holiday to destinations untold.
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