Local History - Newton County Times

This is the site of the historic Ozone Civilian Conservation Corp Camp. Camping - 8 family units, pavilion rental, picnicking, and hiking. Camping trailers are allowed but no special facilities available. A goldfish pond in the shape of the state of Arkansas is one of the camp's unique features.

Gone, but not forgotten" CCC Camps in the Ozarks

The Civilian Conservation Corps Act was passed by the United States Congress to provide economic relief in the midst of the Great Depression and to preserve and develop the natural resources of the … more

Excerpts from "CCC in Arkansas" by Dr. Jim Ross Additional information from the USDA Forest Service | 6/14/22

Camp Ozone was a CCC camp from 1935 - 1942. Today, Ozone is a campground in the forest. Pictured are mechanics at Camp Ozone. Undated. The CCC enrollees learned skills ranging from land conservation, forestry, construction, woodworking, surveying, and mechanical work.

Gone, but not forgotten" CCC Camps in the Ozarks

The Civilian Conservation Corps Act was passed by the United States Congress to provide economic relief in the midst of the Great Depression and to preserve and develop the natural resources of the … more

Excerpts from "CCC in Arkansas" by Dr. Jim Ross Additional information from the USDA Forest Service | 6/7/22

Gone, but not forgotten: Interactive exhibit shows how today's technology can preserve yesterday's images

SPRINGDALE — The Shiloh Museum of Ozark History presents Digi Know?, an interactive exhibit showcasing historic photos, how the museum preserves its images digitally and ways visitors can … more

5/24/22