Historical Markers in

Washington County, Arkansas

26th Indiana and 37th Illinois Infantry 29th Arkansas Infantry 936 Field Artillery Battalion Archibald Borden House Archibald Yell Battle of Prairie Grove Battlefield Park Blocher's Arkansas Battery Blunt's Attack Butterfield Stage Route Cumberland Presbyterian Church Elm Springs Elm Springs in the Civil War Evolution of Fayetteville Fayetteville Center Square Fayetteville's Earliest Methodist Church First Confederate Company Organized in Washington County Fitzgerald's Station General Shaver's Headquarters Generals James G. Blunt and Francis J. Herron Guisinger Building Headquarters House Herron's Attack Hindman Hall Museum Historic Wall James William Fulbright Lewis Brothers Building Lieutenant Colonel John C. Black Major General Thomas C. Hindman March of the Armies Morrow House Mrs. Young Block Purple Heart Memorial Reiff House Replica of the Statue of Liberty Revolutionary War Soldier Memorial Rhea's Mill Significant Dates in Fayetteville History The Battle of Cane Hill The Chosin Few The Dead of Prairie Grove The Lord's Vineyard The Razorbacks The State and Land-Grant University of Arkansas The Stone House Washington County Cane Hill College West Battlefield Overlook Will Rogers