Historic buildings from the levee. Backwoods trails on Choctaw Island Wildlife Management Area. Winter time area hiking trails. Original Arkansas City High School - Desha County Courthouse Annex. Just some of Choctaw Island Wildlife Management Area. Restored home of John H. Johnson, founder and publisher or Ebony and Jet Magazines. View of Arkansas City from atop the Levee. Levee view of historical Arkansas City.

Welcome to the Arkansas Civil Rights Heritage Trail Website! The Arkansas Civil Rights Heritage Trail was created by the Anderson Institute on Race and Ethnicity to acknowledge the sacrifices and achievements made by those who fought for racial and ethnic justice in Arkansas. The Trail begins on the sidewalk outside the Old State House at 300 West Markham Street. New markers are added in a public ceremony each year.

Arkansas Civil War Heritage Trail. Sesquicentennial Commission OKs logo, seeks marker funds. The Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission approved an official logo at its April meeting. The logo, which features crossed swords overlaying the diamond and stars of the Arkansas state flag, will be used on ACWSC materials and for ACWSC-sanctioned events. At the request of t.

Let Freedom Ring Travel Grants. Let Freedom Ring Through Many Voices. Links to Education materials on the web. List of research topics needing to be filled.

The Arkansas Climbers Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting climbing areas in The Natural State. Leave No Trace Extreme Stewardship.