Norman Glenwood Baker is best known in Arkansas as a promoter of alternative medicine who settled in Eureka Sp...

The Bank of Eureka Springs Museum, located inside the downtown branch of Cornerstone Bank at 70 South Main Str...

Named for early settler Wilson Ashbury Beaver, the Carroll County town of Beaver is on State Highway 187 about...

James Henderson Berry served as a Civil War officer, lawyer, Arkansas legislator, speaker of the Arkansas Hous...

  Berryville, located in the Ozark Mountains, is one of the seats of Carroll County and is well known for...

The Berryville Agriculture Building, located in the Berryville High School complex at 902 West Trimble Street ...

The Berryville Gymnasium, located in the Berryville High School complex at 902 West Trimble Street in Berryvil...

The Berryville Post Office at 101 East Madison Avenue in Berryville (Carroll County) is a one-story, brick-mas...

Colonel Calvin A. Ellis led a force of 140 men of the First Missouri Cavalry (US) from their camp on Sugar Cre...

The town of Blue Eye in Carroll County has two distinctions: it is the northernmost community in Arkansas and ...

Mary Carson Breckinridge was an American nurse midwife whose contributions left a significant impact on rural ...

Helen Gurley Brown was a native Arkansan whose career includes landmark achievements in advertising and publis...

Bradley Bunch was a longtime Arkansas legislator, Carroll County judge, and the first historian of Carroll Cou...

Festus Orestes Butt was an Arkansas politician, attorney, judge, and banker who served in a variety of elected...

Cora Elizabeth Pinkley Call was a popular Ozark writer, naturalist, herbalist, folklorist, and Eureka Springs ...

Changing boundary lines, the massacre of a California-bound wagon train, and the power of healing springs have...

The Carroll County Courthouse, Western District in Eureka Springs (Carroll County) was built in 1908 from a de...

On September 6, 1955, a group of citizens consisting of Alice Baker Gentry, Ruth Trimble, Lois Stubbs, Cora Pi...

Carrollton (Carroll County), the original seat of Carroll County, was one of the area’s largest settlements ...

Part of an effort to disrupt enemy operations across northwestern Arkansas, this skirmish was one of several f...

Irene Castle was a famous ballroom dancer in the 1910s to the 1930s who appeared in several silent movies and ...

Army captain Marcellus Holmes Chiles is one of twenty-one Arkansas natives to have received the nation’s hig...

Christ of the Ozarks is a statue located in Eureka Springs (Carroll County) on top of Magnetic Mountain. The w...

Chrystal is a film written and directed by longtime Arkansas resident Ray McKinnon. The movie stars McKinnon�...

Clarke’s Academy was a private school that operated between 1867 and 1905 in Berryville (Carroll County). Th...

The Crescent College and Conservatory for Young Women operated out of the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs (Ca...

The Crescent Hotel was built in 1886 in Eureka Springs (Carroll County) by the Eureka Improvement Company, the...

John Storrs Cross became a national and international expert in all types of electronic communication as a mem...

George J. Crump was an officer in the Civil War and the Brooks-Baxter War. He was a prominent attorney in Carr...

Beverley Githens Dresbach was a poet and journalist who lived in Eureka Springs (Carroll County) with her husb...

Glenn Ward Dresbach was an internationally known poet with ten books to his credit when he moved to Eureka Spr...