Such a fascinating trek!
Arkansas is chock full of history, one of the many reasons to love the Natural State. And if you happen to be a Civil War buff, you’re definitely in luck with all of the many sites and landmarks our beautiful state has to offer.
Truly a hidden gem!
Arkansas is chock full of history, one of the many reasons to love the Natural State. And if you happen to be a Civil War buff, you’re definitely in luck with all of the many sites and landmarks our beautiful state has to offer.
Fayetteville A progressive, amiable, and historic college town You'll recognize Fayetteville, which is in northwest Arkansas, most during the academic
“We have compelling evidence a night dig took place, and that the FBI went to some large effort to cover up that night dig,” says Warren Getler, a consultant on the case.
Arkansas is chock full of history, one of the many reasons to love the Natural State. And if you happen to be a Civil War buff, you’re definitely in luck with all of the many sites and landmarks our beautiful state has to offer.
Arkansas is chock full of history, one of the many reasons to love the Natural State. And if you happen to be a Civil War buff, you’re definitely in luck with all of the many sites and landmarks our beautiful state has to offer.
Arkansas has history preserved in museums in every corner of the state. Best of all, many, like these 16 Free Museums in Arkansas, don’t charge a dime!
The McCollum-Chidester Museum, stands at the corridor on the edge of town beginning the historic Washington Street District.
It’s the simple life full of family, fun, and a whole bunch of Wal-Marts. When I traveled as a kid, people from other states or countries asked if I owned any shoes or hung out in Wal-Mart parking lots for fun…both of which were questionable at the time because I still love being barefoot to […]
Street signs and an elementary in the state capital have long borne David O. Dodd's name, and admirers gather at his grave each year to pay tribute to his life and death but yet another tribute has some asking, why?
Indian City, USA was founded on the very site of the massacre of the Tonkawa Indians by the Shawnees and other mercenaries during the Civil War. Due to their loyalty to the Confederacy, the tribe was nearly exterminated by pro-Union Indians. In...
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Listen for ghost sounds when you visit the Pea Ridge battleground in Arkansas; a site where thousands of soldiers died during the Civil War.
The GOAT (greatest of all time) road trip award has to belong to the Great River Road, a National Scenic Byway that follows along the mighty Mississippi River for 3,000 miles through 10 states and is one of America's longest and oldest National Scenic Byways. From Canada to the Gulf of Mexico along both sides of the Mississippi River, the iconic road allows road-trippers to experience the rich natural and cultural heritage of the lands shaped by the ever-changing river, and the Great River Road in Arkansas is no exception. The Great River Road in Arkansas begins in the northeast
Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas 10-28-07 Reenactment
Arkansas was a Confederate state during the Civil War. This Civil War battles in Arkansas timeline lists each battle from the start of the war until the end
This interactive timeline/map of the events leading up to the American Civil War is great for the visual learner in all of us. Students can complete and color the map and add it to their Interactive Notebooks as a great visual and reference. Teachers can use the notes and summary to explain and as...
Blog post at Daily Observations from The Civil War : (click here or on image for larger version) Croquis of the Battlefield of Prairie Grove, Arkansas. December 7th, 1862. Drawn by T. [..]
Discover hidden gems in Missouri, from historic caves to award-winning
Once you’ve toured one cave, don’t go thinking you’ve seen them all. Even caves that are just a few miles apart have different formations and histories. That’s especially true in Missouri where about 6,400 caves are documented, including the amazing show caves offering tours in the Springfield area.
[ATTACH] General Jeff Thompson Courtesy Arkansas Guest House (1 August 1861) Brigadier-General Jeff. Thompson, Commandant of the Missouri State Guard...
Confederate General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard was born near New Orleans Louisiana in 1818 of French and Welch ancestry He attended West Point and graduated in 1838
The McCollum-Chidester Museum, stands at the corridor on the edge of town beginning the historic Washington Street District.
