Richard Nott Antrim was a career U.S. Navy officer who received a Medal of Honor for saving the life of a fell...

Arkansas State University–Mountain Home (ASUMH) is a two-year community college serving predominately the re...

The Baxter Bulletin newspaper was established in 1901 in Mountain Home (Baxter County) by J. G. “Uncle Jess�...

  Governor Elisha Baxter formed Baxter County as the sixty-eighth county in Arkansas just prior to the Br...

The Baxter County Courthouse was opened the week of August 13, 1943. Designed by Fayetteville (Washington Cou...

The Baxter County Historical and Genealogical Society was founded on September 27, 1974, by a group of individ...

  Big Flat is a town on State Highway 14, mostly in southern Baxter County but straddling the Searcy Coun...

The Big Flat School Gymnasium, located on State Highway 14 in Big Flat (Baxter and Searcy counties), was built...

Robbie Tilley Branscum gained fame as the award-winning author of books for older children. Her hardscrabble c...

Briarcliff is a resort community located on Highway 5 between Mountain Home (Baxter County) and Norfork Lake. ...

The Buford School Building at 4439 Buford Road near Mountain Home (Baxter County) is a single-story two-room s...

Bull Shoals Dam site is located on the White River about ten miles west of Mountain Home (Baxter County), wher...

The Case-Shiras-Dearmore House, located at 351 East 4th Street in Mountain Home (Baxter County), is a two-stor...

The Casey House, the oldest existing house in Mountain Home (Baxter County), is a pioneer home built in the �...

The Cold Water School, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is located in the former v...

Cotter, situated along the White River in Baxter County, emerged in the early twentieth century as an importan...

In 1906, white residents of Cotter (Baxter County) expelled all of the town’s African-American population, s...

The Cotter Water Tower, located near the junction of U.S. Highway 62B and State Street, was constructed in 193...

Thomas Lee Dearmore was a nationally recognized journalist and newspaper editor. A native of the Ozarks, Dearm...

Emma Hays Dusenbury was an outstanding traditional singer; her work is represented by some 116 songs in the na...

The Galatia Church is a one-room, wood-framed structure located southeast of the town of Norfork (Baxter Count...

Gassville of Baxter County has a history of settlement beginning in the 1840s. Its level, fertile plain and pr...

Jim Gaston was a renowned Arkansas businessman, sportsman, and philanthropist whose legacy includes operating ...

The Horace Mann School Historic District at Norfork (Baxter County) is a complex of four buildings constructed...

The two-story log structure known as the Jacob Wolf House stands on a hillside overlooking the juncture of the...

Lakeview of Baxter County is one of several cities that came into being as a result of Bull Shoals dam, which ...

The small community of Monkey Run is located in a narrow valley on the western border of modern-day Baxter Cou...

Mountain Home College (MHC)—known also as Mountain Home Baptist College—operated from 1892 to 1933 in Baxt...

Mountain Home, a small town whose origins date back to the early nineteenth century, is located in north-centr...