The Arkansas Confederate Home was opened late in 1890 in a small remodeled residence on some sixty acres near ...

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

The Arkansas National Guard Museum’s primary mission is to collect information and artifacts relating to the...

Two Arkansas State Veterans Cemeteries have been established in the state to accept the interments of military...

Batteries A, B, C, and D are fortifications used by the Federal army during the Civil War to protect the city ...

Belmont was a small entertainment hub that developed just outside of the World War I U.S. Army training center...

Markers for Blue Star Memorial Highways, which honor members of the armed forces, are located along highways a...

The Camden Expedition Sites National Historic Landmark (NHL) consists of nine battlefields, fortifications, an...

The Camden Water Battery was part of a system of Civil War fortifications that Confederate soldiers built in l...

To alleviate overcrowding of German and Italian prisoners of war (POWs) in Great Britain and the rest of Europ...

Camp Jesse Turner, located on Pickett Hill on the east side of Van Buren (Crawford County), was a small, speci...

Camp Lee was a small military instruction camp near Pine Bluff (Jefferson County) used by the Confederate Stat...

Camp Magnolia, also known as Civilian Public Service Camp No. 7, was the only World War II–era work camp in ...

Camp Monticello was a World War II prisoner-of-war (POW) camp south of Monticello (Drew County). The camp was ...

Camp Nelson Confederate Cemetery, located approximately four miles southeast of Cabot (Lonoke County), is the ...

Camp White Sulphur Springs, located in the community of Sulphur Springs (Jefferson County) two miles southwest...

The Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System (CAVHS) is a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) healthcare pr...

During the Civil War, soldiers from Arkansas volunteered and served in many skirmishes and battles across the ...

The Clarksville Confederate Monument, located in the south-central section of Oakland Memorial Cemetery in Cla...

Built in 1930, the Clarksville National Guard Armory at 309 College Street is an Art Deco–style building con...

The Conway Confederate Monument, located on the grounds of the Faulkner County Courthouse in Conway, is a comm...

Cross Hollow (or Cross Hollows), located along the Telegraph Road eighteen miles south of the Missouri-Arkansa...

The Dooley’s Ferry Fortifications Historic District features a series of redoubts and trenches that Confeder...

Established next to the town of Lonoke in 1917, during World War I, Eberts Field ranked second among aviation ...

The Fayetteville Confederate Cemetery in Fayetteville (Washington County) is the final resting place of Confed...

In 1867, the Fayetteville National Cemetery in Fayetteville (Washington County) was established by the federal...

Fort Bussey was an earthen fortification built astride the Military Road in Benton (Saline County) to protect ...