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This list of entries were provided by the Arkansas Historical Preservation
Program
The sites include all known registered historic sites along the Military
Road, 1831, corridor (Southwest Trail) from the earliest to 1860.
Any which have the name underlined have the history portion of the nomination
online, and you should be able to click on the name to access it.
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Campbell Cemetery |
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Campbell Cemetery
(Imboden vic. - Randolph
County)
Address Restricted
c.1835-1887 Cemetery that is the burial place of James Campbell, the first
sheriff and county judge of Lawrence County.
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
5/25/2005. |
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Old Davidsonville Historic Site
(Black Rock - Randolph
County)
NE of Black Rock on Black River
1800-1829 site of ca. 1800-1829 river town
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
1/18/1974. |
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Ficklin-Imboden House
(Powhatan - Lawrence County)
3rd & Main Sts.
ca. 1850 log home of Lawrence County pioneers
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
10/16/1989. |
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Franklin Desha House
(Restricted - Independence
County)
Location Restricted
ca. 1847 weatherboarded dog-trot house linked to important Arkansas families
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
10/9/1986. |
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Garrott House
(Batesville - Independence
County)
561 E. Main St.
1842 1842 residence
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
6/24/1971. |
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Glenn House
(Batesville - Independence
County)
653 Water St.
ca. 1850 ca. 1850 structure altered over decades with Greek Revival and
Victorian details
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
5/2/1975. |
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Col. John Critz Farm, Springhouse
(Center Hill - White County)
County Rd. 818
1858 stone springhouse
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
7/10/1992. |
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Morris House |
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Morris House
(Bradford - White County)
Rt. 1
1860 vernacular house with Greek Revival elements
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
12/4/1978. |
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Robertson Drugstore
(Searcy - White County)
Spring St. & Arch Ave.
ca. 1860 commercial building
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
9/13/1991. |
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Smyrna
Methodist Church
(Center Hill - White County )
Hwy. 36 E of Center Hill
ca. 1854 vernacular Greek Revival church
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
7/20/1992. |
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Walker Homestead Historic District
(Garner - White County)
County Rd. 56
1850-1930 six historic structures from 1850-1930
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
7/20/1992. |
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Ashley-Alexander House
(Scott - Lonoke County)
N of Scott
ca. 1835 log-and-clapboard structure
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
6/18/1976. |
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Absalom Fowler House |
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Absalom Fowler House
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
502 E. 7th St.
ca. 1840 late Federal-style building
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
6/4/1973. |
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Curran Hall
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
615 E. Capitol Ave.
1842 Greek Revival structure reputedly designed by architect Gideon Shryock
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
1/1/1976. |
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Harris House
(Hensley vic. - Pulaski
County)
SE of Hensley off Hwy. 365
1856 frame cypress house
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
1/1/1976. |
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Jesse Hinderliter House
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
214 E. 3rd St. at the Arkansas Territorial Restoration
ca. 1830 frontier tavern
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
3/5/1970. |
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Old State House |
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Old State House
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
300 W. Markham St.
1836 Gideon Shryock Greek Revival design for state's first Capitol building.
The Old State House is a National Historic Landmark.
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
12/3/1969.
Listed as a National Historic Landmark on 12/9/1997.
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Pike-Fletcher-Terry House |
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Pike-Fletcher-Terry House
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
411 E. 7th St.
1840 Greek Revival building, home to generations of famous Arkansans
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
8/21/1972. |
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Ten Mile House |
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Ten Mile House
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
6915 Stagecoach Rd.
ca. 1822-1835 Federal-style stagecoach stop
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
6/22/1970. |
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Trapnall Hall |
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Trapnall Hall
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
423 E. Capitol Ave.
1843 Greek Revival house
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
4/13/1973. |
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U. S. Arsenal Building |
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U. S. Arsenal Building
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
MacArthur Park, E. 9th & S. Commerce Sts.
1840 military arsenal, reputed birthplace of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. The U.
S. Arsenal is part of the Camden Expedition National Historic Landmark.
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
7/28/1970.
Listed as a National Historic Landmark on 4/19/1994.
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William Woodruff House
(Little Rock - Pulaski
County)
1017 E. 8th St.
1853 home of Arkansas Gazette publisher
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
3/21/1989. |
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Hester-Lenz House |
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Hester-Lenz House
(Benton - Saline County)
905 Hwy. 5 N
ca. 1837 two-story log dog-trot modified ca. 1891 to Plain Traditional-style
appearance
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
2/11/2004. |
Shoppach House
(Benton - Saline County)
508 N. Main
1852 1850 structure is county's first brick house
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
10/10/1975.
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Gillham House
(Royal - Garland County)
County Rd. 584 N of junction with Hwy. 270
ca. 1866 log dog-trot residence
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
3/17/1994. |
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Morrison Plantation Smokehouse
(Saginaw - Hot Spring
County)
off I-30 at Donaldson
ca. 1854 hexagonal rock smokehouse from antebellum plantation complex
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
12/28/1977. |
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Bozeman
House
(Arkadelphia - Clark County)
Hollywood Rd. at Hwys. 26 & 51
ca. 1847 Greek Revival structure
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
11/14/1978. |
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Flanagin Law Office
(Arkadelphia - Clark County)
320 Clay St.
1855 office of Confederate governor of Arkansas
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
12/22/1977. |
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Hudson-Jones House
(Arkadelphia vic. - Clark
County)
1078 Manchester Rd.
ca. 1840 Greek Revival I-house with associated outbuildings
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
9/30/1982. |
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James E. M. Barkman House
(Arkadelphia - Clark County)
406 N. 10th St.
ca. 1860 house combines Greek and Gothic Revival styles
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
7/30/1974. |
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Magnolia Manor
(Arkadelphia - Clark County)
.6 miles SW of I-30 & Hwy. 51
1857 house with Greek Revival & Italianate characteristics
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
9/27/1972. |
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Confederate State Capitol |
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Confederate
State Capitol
(Washington - Hempstead County)
Main St.
1840 wood-frame courhouse that housed Confederate state government from
1863-1865. The Confederate State Capitol is part of the Camden Expedition
National Historic Landmark
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
5/19/1972.
Listed as a National Historic Landmark on 4/19/1994.
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Grandison D. Royston House |
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Grandison D. Royston House
(Washington - Hempstead
County)
Alexander St.
ca. 1830 Greek Revival house
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on
6/21/1971. |
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