Used by Confederate troops during the Civil War; contains 50-year-old rimstone formations over which flow 60,000 gallons of water. The cave is 58 degrees year-round, lighted;
Bentonville, AR Historical MarkersDirections: U.S. 71B An Italianate villa built in 1875 by Col. Sam Peel, a prominent early figure in Bentonville history. Restored mansion and gardens open to the public; on-site preservation library.
Bentonville, AR MuseumsLocated on the Bentonville Square, surrounded by a fountain.
Bentonville, AR MonumentsLocal, regional and national artists' works. Also, art supplies - everything from canvases to kids crayons;
Bentonville, AR ArtsGardens including 6.5 acres of native plants, state champion trees, streams, bridges, and walking trails;
Bentonville, AR Gardens28,000 acres of clear water attract thousands of water sports lovers, fishermen, hikers, birdwatchers. Located in the Ozark H...
Demonstrations of antique farm equipment; horse-drawn plows, harrows, disks, panters, threshers, hay rakes and balers are amo...
On December 7, 1862, the Confederates attempted to stop Union forces from advancing south, with Fort Smith ultimately being a...
Olmstead Funeral Home dedicated this private exhibit in 1996 to honor the oldest existing business in Cleburen County. A hors...
The Buffalo National River is a 95,000-acre national park that preserves unique natural and cultural features of the Arkansas...