Carroll County Historical and Genealogical Society

Carroll County Historical and Genealogical Society Be a member for $25.00 a year (next year $35.00). With membership receive 4 Quarterly magazines a year and museum tours included.

We had a  great "Night at the Museum" during the Ice Cream Social! Thank you, Ashley Hinton, for getting out the crowds!...
06/17/2026

We had a great "Night at the Museum" during the Ice Cream Social! Thank you, Ashley Hinton, for getting out the crowds! Our Heritage Museum is open Thursday-Friday 10:30 to 3 and Saturday 10:30 to 2. We'd love to see you come back!

J. William Fulbright is a legendary Arkansas politician, pictured here second from left, with Mrs. Dorothy Nichols, Mrs....
06/15/2026

J. William Fulbright is a legendary Arkansas politician, pictured here second from left, with Mrs. Dorothy Nichols, Mrs. Elizabeth Fulbright, Dwight Nichols—at the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, 1950s.

An ancient priest? Nope. This is Joseph Benjamin Potter, Berryville Masonic Lodge, date unknown.
06/15/2026

An ancient priest? Nope. This is Joseph Benjamin Potter, Berryville Masonic Lodge, date unknown.

Oak Grove. Winding yarn into balls and knitting socks for the Red Cross during World War 1.
06/15/2026

Oak Grove. Winding yarn into balls and knitting socks for the Red Cross during World War 1.

"Green Forest ladies seeding cotton in readiness for carding." (from the caption on the back of the photo)
06/15/2026

"Green Forest ladies seeding cotton in readiness for carding." (from the caption on the back of the photo)

The Waverly Hotel, Eureka Springs.
06/15/2026

The Waverly Hotel, Eureka Springs.

Train depot in Eureka Springs, 100 years ago.
06/15/2026

Train depot in Eureka Springs, 100 years ago.

Early postcard of Eureka Springs, when most buildings were wood. Note: the Crescent Hotel top right, so this is after 18...
06/15/2026

Early postcard of Eureka Springs, when most buildings were wood. Note: the Crescent Hotel top right, so this is after 1886.

Green Forest Tribune: Thursday, February 6, 1936. A new gym in Green Forest is going up. Think about it: a 9,000 sq. ft....
06/15/2026

Green Forest Tribune: Thursday, February 6, 1936. A new gym in Green Forest is going up. Think about it: a 9,000 sq. ft. building, with a basement, for $15,000! That's $352,000 in 2026 dollars.

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Berryville, AR
72616

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