Cheap Things To Do in Lincoln, Arkansas

One of only two country doctor museums in the United States, the museum occupies the former private home an... More on Arkansas.com

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Inscription. The heaviest casualties were around the Archibald Borden house and orchard. The first house was burned the day after the battle. Mr. Borden built this house on the site of the original in 1872. Charles W. Walker, 34th ... More on HMDB

Lake Bob Kiddâs claim to fame is bluegills, crappies, redears, largemouth bass and channel catfish. These popular sportfish are found in good numbers and whopping sizes. Fish are found throughout this small lake, but some places seem ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Inscription. This tower was the chimney of Rhea's Mill, which stood 6 miles northwest of this spot. The mill was operated by the Federal army before and after the battle of Prairie Grove. General Blunt's supply train was at Rhea's ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The men who died on this field on December 7, 1862 are buried in the soldier cemeteries in Fayetteville. 700 unknown Confederate soldiers are in the cemetery maintained by the Southern Memorial Association on East Mountain. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Site of the first, Cumberland Presbyterian, Church. Used as, a hospital during, the battle of Prairie, Grove 1862 marked, by Prairie Grove, Chapter U. D. C. 1930. , Erected 1930 by Prairie Grove Chapter of the United ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This house, built about 1855, was the home of the John Morrow family, and originally stood on Cove Creek 9 miles south of here. On the night before the battle of Prairie Grove, Confederate General T. C. Hindman met with ... More on HMDB

Inscription. During the Battle of, Prairie Grove, Gen. Robt. G. Shaver, established his head-, quarters under, this tree, Dec. 7, 1862, This spot marked by, U. D. C. June 20, 1932. , Erected 1932 by United Daughters of the Confederacy. ... More on HMDB

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