William (Bill) Baltz of Pocahontas was often to be found in his workshop at the corner of Bettis and Rice Streets working on various inventive ideas. Frequently, these took the form of toys for his …
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Randolph County Heritage Museum
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10/25/22
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The first county officers met in the home of John Bellah, which was located on Shop Creek near Parthenon, until the "seat of justice" was moved to Jasper the next year. John was born around 1810 in …
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By BARBARA LEROY
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10/18/22
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Born in 1921, Bernell "Fatman" Austin, of Atkins, served in the Navy and worked as a cook. Later, he leased a parcel of land across the street from the Atkins Pickle Plant from the Griffin Oil …
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10/11/22
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Often we see multicolored, vertical streaks on the sandstone bluffs along the banks of the Buffalo River. What causes these variations? These are mostly mineral stains. During heavy rains, water runs …
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From the National Park Service website
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10/4/22
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Floyd V. Flowers built this hand-hewn log cabin around 1935 and called it home until the 1950s. One of the most fascinating parts of this cabin is the tree in the interior. The cabin was purposefully …
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Pearl Sayles / the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program
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9/20/22
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Until the mid-20th century, Arkansas lacked sufficient electrical power for many of its residents. In rural areas where most families lived on farms, there were few if any conveniences. Still today, …
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From the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas
and the Encyclopedia of Arkansas
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9/13/22
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Newton County Historical Society has announced it now has Barb A LeRoy’s “Which Side Were They On?,” a new 302 page book listing biographical sketches of the Newton Countians who …
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8/30/22
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Newton County Historical Society has announced it now has Barb A LeRoy’s “Which Side Were They On?,” a new 302 page book listing biographical sketches of the Newton Countians who …
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8/23/22
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Newton County Historical Society has announced it now has Barb A LeRoy’s “Which Side Were They On?,” a new 302 page book listing biographical sketches of the Newton Countians who …
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8/22/22
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Lyle Sparkman will share stories and the history of his 49 ancestors who lived in the western Ozark regions of Northwest Arkansas and Southwest Missouri. By detailing the lives of these people and …
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8/11/22
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Arkansas is known for many things, from our beautiful mountains and lakes to our unique diamond mine, or even calling the Hogs. Still, many wouldn’t equate Arkansas as the home to the most …
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By Kimberly Mitchell Only in Arkansas
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8/9/22
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Arkansas is known for many things, from our beautiful mountains and lakes to our unique diamond mine, or even calling the Hogs. Still, many wouldn’t equate Arkansas as the home to the most …
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By Kimberly Mitchell Only in Arkansas
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8/2/22
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rkansas is known for many things, from our beautiful mountains and lakes to our unique diamond mine, or even calling the Hogs. Still, many wouldn’t equate Arkansas as the home to the most …
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By Kimberly Mitchell Only in Arkansas
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7/26/22
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Arkansas is known for many things, from our beautiful mountains and lakes to our unique diamond mine, or even calling the Hogs. Still, many wouldn’t equate Arkansas as the home to the most …
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By Kimberly Mitchell Only in Arkansas
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7/19/22
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Pictured is a group photo of the enrollees at Camp Ozone Civilian conservation Corps, undated. Company No. 1708 - Camp Ozone circa 1937 From The Civilian Conservation Corps, 1933-1942: A New Deal …
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From USDA Forest Service Ozark-St. Francis National Forests
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7/12/22
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SPRINGDALE, Ark. – The Shiloh Museum of Ozark History is excited to announce its first-ever Shiloh Summer Series. Each of the planned activities is family friendly and open to all ages. In …
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7/5/22
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While planning and learning about Newton County history to celebrate the 180th Anniversary of her founding in 1842. We were reminded by Regina Smith that Newton County has her own flag. Regina knew …
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From TOINETTE MADISON Director, Newton County Chamber of Commerce
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6/21/22
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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 …
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Excerpts from "CCC in Arkansas" by Dr. Jim Ross
Additional information from the USDA Forest Service
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6/14/22
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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 …
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Excerpts from "CCC in Arkansas" by Dr. Jim Ross
Additional information from the USDA Forest Service
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6/7/22
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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 …
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5/24/22
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