Royston Magnolia

The Royston Magnolia at Washington (Hempstead County) is a southern magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) that was planted circa 1839 by Grandison Royston near his law office. The tree is listed in the Arkansas Famous and Historic Tree Program.

Tree with green leaves and white wooden sign under it

Photo by Mike Keckhaver

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Time Period

Divergent Prosperity and the Arc of Reform (1968–2022)

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Environment / Land and Resources / Protected Areas

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