One of Arkansas’s first attempts to preserve its history was organized by a group of “gentlemen naturalist...

The Arkansas Archeological Society (AAS) is a statewide organization created for the purpose of uniting all pe...

The Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc., Arkansas’s only statewide genealogical organization, was organized ...

The Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (AHPP) is the state agency charged with preserving the buildings, s...

The Arkansas Historical Association (AHA) is dedicated to maintaining an active statewide historical group inv...

The Arkansas Living History Association (ALHA) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to advanci...

The Arkansas Museums Association (AMA) is an organization of museums and museum personnel dedicated to the pro...

The Arkansas Pioneers Association is an organization devoted to projects and events regarding the history of A...

The Arkansas State Society, United States Daughters of 1812 (often abbreviated as USD 1812) is affiliated with...

James Harris (J. H.) Atkinson was an educator, author, and historian who, through his leadership in state and ...

The Bauxite Historical Association and Museum (BHAM) works to preserve the history and culture of the company-...

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

Edwin Cole Bearss was a public historian and preservationist who conducted some of the seminal research and wr...

The Benton County Historical Society (BCHS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting, publishing, an...

Carolyn Earle Billingsley was a noted historian and author who worked to connect the fields of history, anthro...

The Black History Commission of Arkansas (BHCA) was created as the Arkansas Black History Advisory Committee i...

A Texan who helped shape the discipline of Arkansas history, Walter Lee Brown oversaw the daily operations of ...

Richard Colburn Butler III was a noted historic preservationist who saved historic buildings in Little Rock (P...

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

Jerry Russell, Bill O’Donnell, and Cal Collier began the Civil War Roundtable of Arkansas (CWRTA) in March 1...

The Clark County Historical Association (CCHA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization since 1978, researches, pre...

Calvin L. Collier was a career U.S. Air Force officer who wrote several regimental histories of Arkansas Confe...

The Desha County Historical Society (DCHS) was founded in January 1969 at the county courthouse in Arkansas Ci...

Samuel Dorris Dickinson was an archaeologist, historian, journalist, linguist, and college instructor. He was ...

DAH was created in 1975 to preserve and promote Arkansas’s natural and cultural heritage as a source of prid...

The Drew County Historical Society owns and operates the Drew County Museum, the Drew County Archives, and the...

Clara Bertha Eno has been called Arkansas’s first lady of history. She devoted her life to researching and r...

Clayton Ponder (Clay) Farrar Jr. was a longtime civic leader in Hot Springs (Garland County) as well as a resp...

The Faulkner County Historical Society (FCHS), sponsored by the Conway Chamber of Commerce, was organized on A...