Arthur Brann Caldwell served in several capacities with the federal government over nearly four decades, inclu...

The unincorporated community of Camp, settled in the early 1800s, was home to some of Fulton County’s earlie...

Fulton County, located in the Ozark Foothills of north-central Arkansas, borders the Missouri state line on th...

The Federals’ August 6–11, 1863, Civil War scouting expedition from Houston, Missouri, to Spring River Mil...

Mammoth Spring is the largest spring in the state of Arkansas, the second largest in the Ozark Mountains regio...

Located at the head of the Spring River on the Arkansas-Missouri border, the city of Mammoth Spring (Fulton Co...

Mammoth Spring State Park preserves the state’s largest natural spring—and one of the largest in the world...

Simpson Mason, who was a Union scout and militia commander during the Civil War, served as an agent of the Fre...

James Robinson (Robbie) Risner, a native of Mammoth Spring (Fulton County), was a much-decorated fighter pilot...

The small community of Saddle in Fulton County was first known as Sharp’s Mill, having been founded by Ephra...

Salem, the seat of Fulton County, is located at the foot of Pilot Knob. The clear water of the South Fork of t...

This engagement involved Union forces escorting a wagon train of Unionist Arkansans to Missouri. According to ...

Ephraim Sharp, nephew of the Ephraim Sharp after whom Sharp County was named, was an important early settler a...

Viola is in western Fulton County, located on U.S. Highway 62, a few miles south of the Missouri state line. E...