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Monticello, Arkansas
The architect Sylvester Hotchkiss built this Queen Anne house on North Main Street in 1906 for Joe Lee Allen and his family. In December…
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
William Duncan built the Basin Park Hotel from local limestone in 1905, on the site of the Perry House, which had burned in 1890 in the…
Fort Smith, Arkansas
William Henry Harrison Clayton remodelled this Italianate house in the Belle Grove district in 1882, while serving as United States…
Paragould, Arkansas
Opened October 25, 1925, as the Capitol Theatre with a screening of the silent film The Coast of Folly, this Paragould venue was purchased…
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Built in 1886 by the Eureka Improvement Company and designed by St. Louis architect Isaac Taylor, the Crescent opened to immediate acclaim…
Dover, Arkansas
About ten miles north of Dover, a dirt road off Old Highway 7 climbs through the Ozark National Forest to a scenic overlook above the Big…
Little Rock, Arkansas
James Hornibrook, a saloon keeper, finished this Queen Anne mansion in the Quapaw Quarter in 1888, with a tower, stained glass and a double…
Jonesboro, Arkansas
Opened by Universal Pictures on January 1, 1927, as the Strand Theatre — for more than 40 years the largest movie house in the Jonesboro…
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Isaac Parker sat as federal judge for the Western District of Arkansas at Fort Smith from 1875 until his death in 1896, with jurisdiction…
Van Buren, Arkansas
Built in 1891 as a commercial block with a billiard parlour, saloon and newspaper office, this building became the King Opera House in 1901…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Visitors and staff at MacArthur Park describe apparitions in the Tower Building's basement and on its staircase, and local legend adds a…
New Edinburg, Arkansas
Visitors to Marks' Mills Battleground State Park have reported the sound of gunfire and marching soldiers carrying through the trees. On…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Built between 1833 and 1842, the Old State House served as Arkansas's first state capitol until a new capitol opened in 1912; it later did…
Bentonville, Arkansas
Congressman Samuel W. Peel built this Italianate brick house in Bentonville in 1875, and it is now the Peel Museum, open to the public with…
Scott, Arkansas
Visitors and staff describe apparitions and unexplained sounds around the mounds at Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park after dark.…
Forrest City, Arkansas
Built in 1906 by Dr. J. O. Rush, a physician and prominent local historian, the house was bought by the St. Francis County Cultural…
Little Rock, Arkansas
Vino's opened in 1990 in the 1909 Muswick Building on West Seventh Street, a space that had earlier housed an art gallery and, before that,…