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250 Years · 50 States · One Historic Milestone
On June 15, 1836, Arkansas joined the Union as the 25th state. Settlements along rivers an...
Read more →Fought in March 1862, the Battle of Pea Ridge was one of the most significant Civil War en...
Read more →Long known for its natural thermal springs, Hot Springs attracted visitors seeking rest an...
Read more →Completed in 1911, the Arkansas State Capitol became a symbol of state government and publ...
Read more →During the early twentieth century, Arkansas emerged as one of the nation's leading source...
Read more →In 1957, nine students enrolled at Little Rock Central High School during a pivotal moment...
Read more →Completed in 1962, Greers Ferry Dam was built to help manage water resources and support f...
Read more →In 1971, the Buffalo River received federal protection as America's first national river....
Read more →Crater of Diamonds State Park became widely known for offering visitors the rare opportuni...
Read more →Today, Arkansas plays an important role in American agriculture, producing crops, poultry,...
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