State Pride
History
Latest History
One Of The Most Historic Towns In Arkansas Is Also Among The Most Haunted

A “UFO” Was Sighted In Arkansas Over 125 Years Ago And It’s One Of The Most Credible UFO Sightings In History

Explore This Secret Trail Around One Of The Most Historic Homesteads In Arkansas
Explore the Collier Homestead Trail in Arkansas for its historical significance and scenic views.

There Are More Historic Places In This Rural Arkansas County Than We Can Possibly Count
Stone County, Arkansas, is home to numerous historic sites worth visiting, including charming hotels, iconic courthouses, and scenic bridges.

Few People Know There’s An Arkansas Navy Seal Memorial Hiding Under Water
Lake Ouachita in Arkansas is home to the unique Fearless Rock Underwater Memorial honoring Navy SEAL Adam Lee Brown.

The Story Behind The Paris Love Locks Tradition That Made Its Way To This Tiny Park In Arkansas
Paris, Arkansas, features a replica of the Eiffel Tower and a love lock fence, making it a romantic destination.

Arkansas Air and Military Museum Is A Unique Place To Visit
The Arkansas Air and Military Museum offers a fascinating collection of wartime and classic aircraft, making it a must-visit for history and aviation enthusiasts.

This Arkansas POW Camp Tour Will Chill You To The Bone
Explore historical POW and internment camps in Arkansas, each with unique stories and remnants from WWII.

These 3 Small Towns Were Once Home To Arkansans Who Changed The Course Of History
Arkansas is home to several historically significant figures, including Johnny Cash, Pearl S. Buck, and Daisy Bates.

These 12 Business Success Stories Began in Arkansas
Arkansas is home to several globally recognized companies that started locally, including Walmart and Tyson Foods.

Few People Know The Iconic Landmark In Arkansas Was Actually Shipped From Chicago Illinois
Paragould, Arkansas, known as the "Friendly City," is home to the oldest replica of the Statue of Liberty and rich historical landmarks.

Few People Know That Arkansas Is The Birthplace Of The Wonder Horse
The Wonder Horse, an iconic spring-suspended ride-on toy, was invented in Pocahontas, Arkansas by William Baltz in 1939.

Over 120 Years Ago, Arkansas Was Hit With The Worst Blizzard In History
The Great Blizzard of 1899 remains the worst blizzard in Arkansas history, causing record-breaking cold and snowfall.

The Pyramid-Shaped Earthwork In Arkansas That Still Baffles Archaeologists To This Day
Battle Mound in Lewisville, Arkansas, is a mysterious ancient earthwork constructed by the Caddoan Mississippian people that continues to baffle archaeologists.

Once The Fifth Largest Dam In America, Arkansas’ Bull Shoals Dam Was A True Feat Of Engineering
Bull Shoals Dam in Arkansas is a significant engineering marvel that transformed a small town into a major tourist and recreational hub.





