The scene of a September 1, 1863 battle between Confederates heading for Waldron and pursing Union cavalry troops is all privately owned and not accessible to the public. Its modern appearance is much as it likely was at the time of fighting. There is a large rock with a bronze plaque on the corner of US 71 & Hendrix Road
Occupied in April of 1891, the Sebastian County Quorum Court had the two-story solid rock building constructed as a "holding jail" for drunks and rabble rousers. Its use was discontinued in 1950
Greenwood, AR MuseumsSix-foot bronze statue of coal miner, authentic coal car, two granite walls displaying names of Sebastian County miners.
Greenwood, AR MemorialsEarliest tombstone is that of Captain Gookin, who died in 1842, the same year the city was incorporated. Other personalities ...
The Arkansas Historic Wine Museum is the only wine museum in the nation dedicated to the wine history of a state. Large casks...
Aviation displays include a pilot's license signed by Orville Wright, Piper J-3 Cub, P-51 movie prop from the Tuskegee Airmen...
Constructed by freed slaves in 1889, this church is said to consist of the oldest Black congregation of the UMC system west o...
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