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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in Caddo Territory Region
By Duane and Tracy Marsteller, October 7, 2023
Arkadelphia Courthouses Marker
1 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Arkadelphia Courthouses —  |
| 2 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Clark County — |
| 3 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Clark County Confederate Memorial C. S. A. 1861 1865 — |
| 4 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — D-26 — Clark County First Manufactory in Arkansas — |
| 5 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Degray Dam Boulder — |
| 6 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Duncan's Addition — |
| 7 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — First Public School in Arkadelphia — |
| 8 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Flanagin Law Office — |
| 9 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Freedmen's Bureau — |
| 10 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Hollywood Methodist Church — |
| 11 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Peake High School — |
| 12 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Rose Hill Cemetery — |
| 13 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Salt Kettle — |
| 14 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Skirmish at Bozeman's House — |
| 15 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — Sloan School 18721926 — |
| 16 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — The Blakely Graveyard — |
| 17 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — 42 — W.D. and Ida Feaster The Names Behind Feaster Park — |
| 18 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Arkadelphia — W.H. Young House — |
| 19 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Caddo Valley — 65 — Confederate Manufacturing / The Military Road — |
| 20 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Gurdon — Hoo-Hoo Monument — |
| 21 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Gurdon — Sandidge House Built in 1935 — |
| 22 ► Arkansas, Clark County, Okolona — 124 — Skirmishes at Okolona / Fighting at Elkins' Ferry — |
| 23 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Blevins — The First Courthouse for the County of Hempstead Territory Of Arkansas — |
| 24 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — "I Still Believe In A Place Called Hope" President William Jefferson Clinton Birthplace Home National Historic Site National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 25 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — All Aboard October 5, 2019 — |
| 26 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — Boyhood Home Of Bill Clinton — |
| 27 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — Catalpa Tree — |
| 28 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — Mail Pole — |
| 29 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — Merchants Of Hope — |
| 30 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — President William Jefferson Clinton — |
| 31 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — Railroad Inspection Car — |
| 32 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Hope — William Jefferson Clinton First Home of the 42nd President of the United States — |
| 33 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — Battle of Prairie De Ann April 10-13, 1864 — |
| 34 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — 97 — Confederate Capital — |
| 35 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — Confederate Dead 1861-1865 — |
| 36 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — 104 — Hempstead County In The Civil War — |
| 37 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — Homesite of Dr. Isaac Newton Jones and Elizabeth Littlejohn Jones — |
| 38 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — James Black's Shop Where the first Bowie Knife was made — |
| 39 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — Masonic Civil War Memorial — |
| 40 ► Arkansas, Hempstead County, Washington — The Washington Post Office — |
| 41 ► Arkansas, Howard County, Center Point — Center Point — |
| 42 ► Arkansas, Howard County, Center Point — 126 — Howard County in the Civil War — |
| 43 ► Arkansas, Howard County, Nashville — Howard County, Arkansas — |
| 44 ► Arkansas, Howard County, Nashville — Isaac C. Perkins (1787-1851) — |
| 45 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Alleene — Anderson Ferry — |
| 46 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Alleene — Original Site of Little River County Seat — |
| 47 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Alleene — Will Reed Farm Home Museum Est. 1971 — |
| 48 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Ashdown — B-17 — Little River County County Seat — |
| 49 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Ashdown — B-27 — Little River County Home of Governor Jeff Davis — |
| 50 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Ashdown — Little River County War Memorial — |
| 51 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Foreman — First Permanent Site of Little River County Seat — |
| 52 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Foreman — World War II Memorial — |
| 53 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Richmond — 42 — Confederate Camp at Richmond / Richmond Church and Cemetery — |
| 54 ► Arkansas, Little River County, Wilton — Mills Family Story — |
| 55 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Caddo Gap — De Soto at Caddo Gap — |
| 56 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Caddo Gap — The Caddo People — |
| 57 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Caddo Gap — The Narrows on Caddo River — |
| 58 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Caddo Gap — The Town of Caddo Gap — |
| 59 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Mount Ida — Arkansas State Quarter Designed by Dortha Scott of Mount Ida, Arkansas — |
| 60 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Mount Ida — In Memory of Montgomery County Veterans Who Died for Our Freedom — |
| 61 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Mount Ida — G-5 — Montgomery County County Seat — |
| 62 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Mount Ida — Montgomery County Civil War Memorial — |
| 63 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Mount Ida — 133 — Montgomery County in the Civil War — |
| 64 ► Arkansas, Montgomery County, Norman — Archeological Analysis of Norman Caddo Indian Burial Ground Site Map of Norman Indian Burial Ground prepared by Mary Beth Trubitt Arkansas Archeological Survey Henderson Research Station — |
| 65 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Bearden — 50 — Ouachita Cnty. Training School — |
| 66 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Bragg City — 25 — 1st Kansas Colored Infantry — |
| 67 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — AF 45-35160 World War II They lived as they died, for their country — |
| 68 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — Camden Water Battle Civil War 1864 — |
| 69 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — C-11 — Ecore A-Fabre or Fabres Bluff Ouachita County Early French and Indian Trading Post — |
| 70 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — Fort Diamond Redoubt E 1863 1864 — |
| 71 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — Fort Lookout Redoubt A 1863 1864 — |
| 72 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — Fort Simmons Redoubt C 1863 1864 — |
| 73 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — Fort Southerland Redoubt D 1863 1864 — |
| 74 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — Ouachita County Desert Storm Memorial — |
| 75 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — Redoubt B 1863 1864 — |
| 76 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Camden — To Our Confederate Women 1861 - 1865 — |
| 77 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — Confederate and Federal Forces Engage Panel 3 — |
| 78 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — Engagement at Poison Springs — |
| 79 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — Federal Forage Party Departs Camden April 17, 1864 Panel 2 — |
| 80 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — Forage Party Routed! Panel 4 — |
| 81 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — Order of Battle Panel 6 — |
| 82 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — D-28 — Ouachita County Poison Springs Battlefield — |
| 83 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — The Battle of Poison Springs. — |
| 84 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — The Civil War Battle of Poison Spring - April 18, 1864 Turning Point of the Red River Campaign in Arkansas Panel 1 — |
| 85 ► Arkansas, Ouachita County, Chidester — The First Kansas Panel 5 — |
| 86 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Billstown — 11 — Glen Travis Campbell — |
| 87 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — A Multifaceted History — |
| 88 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — Amarillo Starlight — |
| 89 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — An Attempt at Riches The Martin Processing Plant — |
| 90 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — Authentic Ore Cart — |
| 91 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — Dazzling Diamonds From the Crater — |
| 92 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — End of a Mystery: What is Below the Surface? — |
| 93 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — Esperanza Diamond — |
| 94 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — First Diamonds — |
| 95 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — 55 — Henry Merrell / Royston Factory Mill — |
| 96 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — James "Diamond Jim" Archer Feb. 23, 1925 - Jan. 8, 2003 — |
| 97 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — John Wesley Huddleston "Diamond John" 1860-1936 — |
| 98 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — Mine Shaft / Guard House — |
| 99 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — Okie Dokie — |
| 100 ► Arkansas, Pike County, Murfreesboro — B-16 — Pike County Court House — |
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