The Arkansas Military Institute was one of the earliest schools of its kind in the state. Established in Tulip...

The Bank of Carthage is a historic building located in Carthage (Dallas County). Designed by Charles Thompson ...

The Brazeale Homestead is a collection of eleven buildings located near the Pine Grove community in southweste...

The Butler-Matthews Homestead is a complex of agricultural structures located near Tulip (Dallas County). Sixt...

The Captain Goodgame House is a historic home located in the Holly Springs (Dallas County) area; it is near Ar...

Carthage is located in northern Dallas County, on Highways 48 and 229. Formed by the railroad and timber ind...

Located in Fordyce (Dallas County), the Charlotte Street Historic District includes the core of a historic sub...

Freeman W. Compton was an eighteenth-century lawyer from North Carolina who moved to Arkansas and, with his wi...

Dallas County is a rural county, dominated in its early days by farming, mostly cotton, and then railroads and...

The Dallas County Courthouse in Fordyce was erected in 1911. The building is the most elaborate structure in ...

In September 1993, the State of Arkansas chartered the Dallas County Museum in Fordyce (Dallas County). In the...

The High School Building at the Dallas County Training School is located in Fordyce (Dallas County). Construct...

The Ed Knight House is an enclosed double-pen dog-trot-style home near the Pine Grove (Dallas County) communit...

Located in Fordyce (Dallas County), the Elliott House is a Craftsman-style home in a quiet residential neighbo...

The Fielder House is a historic home located in Fordyce (Dallas County). The original structure was constructe...

Located on East Fourth Street in Fordyce (Dallas County), the First Presbyterian Church is a Gothic Revival–...

Located on East Fourth Street in Fordyce (Dallas County), the First United Methodist Church is a historic plac...

Located at the intersection of Highways 167 and 79 in south central Arkansas, Fordyce was established in 1882 ...

The Fordyce and Princeton Railroad (F&P) was one of several southern Arkansas short lines built around the...

The Fordyce Commercial Historic District includes the core of downtown of Fordyce (Dallas County). Centered on...

The small town of Fordyce (Dallas County) celebrates the railroad and its historical significance with the ann...

The George W. Mallett House was, for a while, the only antebellum structure still standing in Princeton (Dalla...

The Henry Atchley House is located in Dalark (Dallas County). Constructed in 1908, the house is notable for it...

James Kimbrough Jones served as a U.S. senator from Arkansas for three full terms after first serving two term...

Isaac Taylor (Ike) Murry was a lawyer and politician whose surging career before, during, and after World War ...

A once thriving town, Princeton had become a small community with a population of only thirteen by the 2020 fe...

  After Union major general Frederick Steele abandoned Camden (Ouachita County) and led his army back to ...

The December 8, 1863, Skirmish at Princeton was part of a Union reconnaissance mission out of Little Rock (Pul...

Redbug Field in Fordyce (Dallas County) is a high school football field with its significance lying in the fac...

Thomas Jefferson Reid was a physician and a colonel in the Confederate army during the Civil War. Reid not onl...

The July 5, 1975, lunch stop and subsequent arrest of Rolling Stones guitarists Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards...