Historical Markers in

Garland County, Arkansas

122 126 201 Central Avenue 304 308 Al Simmons An American Spa Arkansas Blarney Stone Babe Ruth Babe Ruth Changed Baseball Forever Bathhouse Row Bill Dickey Buck Ewing Buckstaff Bathhouse Communities of the Upper Ouachita River Valley Dead Chief Trail DeSoto Camp Dizzy and Daffy Dean First Hotel and Bath House in the Hot Springs Territory Fogel Field Fordyce Bathhouse Happy Hollow Happy Hollow Spring Hiram Abiff Whittington Hollywood Cemetery Honus Wagner Hot Springs Hot Springs Intracity Transit National Historic Register Hot Springs: <i>The Birthplace of Spring Baseball</i> Hot Springs: The Birthplace of Spring Baseball Kenji Miyazawa Lamar Bathhouse Lefty Grove Mel Ott National Baptist Hotel Ohio and Southern Clubs Ozark Bathhouse Peak Trail Quapaw Bathhouse Ral Springs Site of the Founding Convention Assemblies of God April 2-12, 1914 Site of the State Capitol of Arkansas Skirmish at Farr's Mill Smoky Joe Wood Stan Musial The Bandstand Tufa Terrace Trail Whittington Park