Historical Markers in
Sebastian County, Arkansas

A Building Worth Saving Abandoned and Forgotten Address by President Lincoln At the Edge of Indian Country Barracks, Courthouse, Jail Cherokee Nation Chickasaw Nation Choctaw Nation Confederates Occupy The Fort Defending Fort Smith Defending Freedom Desperate For Survival Establishing Fort Smith Executions at Fort Smith Fort Wall Frisco Train Depot Major Long Surveys the Western Frontier Missouri Kansas and Texas 100162 Diner Bunk Car Missouri Kansas and Texas 100186 Power Car Muscogee (Creek) Nation Officers Garden Old Jail Museum Osage Nation Request Denied Seminole Nation The Bastion That Never Was The Commissary Storehouse The Flagstaff The Gallows The Guardhouse, 1849-1871 The Officers Quarters Welcome to Fort Smith Whiskey War Who Served Here?

In the early 20th century, Arkansas became a major producer of rice, thanks to the development of new varieties of rice that could thrive in the state's humid climate. Today, Arkansas is one of the largest producers of rice in the U.S.

~ Arkansas random facts