During World War I (1914–1918), homing pigeons emerged as a viable way for militaries to maintain contact wh...

Eugene Hardeman (E. H.) Abington, a physician, practiced medicine and pharmacy in Arkansas and Oklahoma for mo...

William Henry (W. H.) Abington, a physician and a Democratic politician, served as a state senator and a state...

Lucien Abraham was an Arkansas educator and military officer who rose to the rank of adjutant general of the A...

Charles William Adams served as a Confederate general in Arkansas. A planter and lawyer from Helena (Phillips ...

Elizabeth Lucille (Betty Lu) Hunter Sorensen Adams was a pioneer occupational therapist at Arkansas Children�...

Joey Lauren Adams, a North Little Rock (Pulaski County) native, is an actress, writer, and director. Adams has...

Samuel Adams served as acting governor of Arkansas from April 29, 1844, to November 9, 1844. As president of t...

Grace Evelyn Reese Adkins devoted most of her considerable energy and talents as a teacher, writer, composer, ...

Governor Homer Martin Adkins stands as a symbol of many Arkansans’ ambivalence about the growing power of th...

Richard B. Adkisson was a prominent figure in the Arkansas legal community in the latter part of the twentieth...

Cyrus Adler was a scholar, editor, and Jewish leader with a lifetime commitment to the study of Jewish history...

Simon Adler, born in Bavaria in 1832 (according to his tombstone), was one of the first Jewish immigrants to s...

Sarah Agee of Prairie Grove (Washington County) served as a state representative in the Eighty-second, E...

Edwin Alderson Jr. became a prominent lawyer, jurist, and businessman in Arkansas in the late twentieth centur...

Harold Edward Alexander was a conservationist and stream preservationist who was a proponent of conservation a...

Henry McMillan Alexander brought the city manager plan to Arkansas and served as an adviser to many state agen...

William Vollie (Bill) Alexander Jr. represented the state of Arkansas in the U.S. House of Representatives fro...

Boyce Alford was a well-respected optometrist who also had a long career in public service. Active at both the...

Thomas Dale Alford was a prominent Arkansas ophthalmologist, Episcopalian, radio announcer, civic leader, and ...

Charles Wilson Allbright was one of the best-known and most widely read newspaper columnists in Arkansas. Allb...

An Arkansas territorial legislator was mortally wounded on March 10, 1820, in the first recorded duel fought i...

Dorathy N. McDonald Allen was the first woman to serve in the Arkansas Senate, serving from 1964 to 1974 in th...

Henry Allen was lynched in Jacksonport (Jackson County) on September 10, 1881, three days after he stabbed a m...

Richard Allin was a journalist and humorist who for thirty years wrote the popular “Our Town” column for t...

Frederick William Allsopp was a newspaperman, book collector, and bookstore owner who was an important player ...

Louis Allwhite, a white man, was lynched just outside of Newport (Jackson County) on December 31, 1904, for ha...

John Parks Almand worked as an architect in Arkansas for fifty years, beginning in 1912. A number of his commi...

Benjamin Joseph Altheimer Sr. was a lawyer and philanthropist who was known as a “real trailblazer” in pro...