The Evergreen Cemetery Association and the Arkansas Department of Heritage dedicated a new historic plaque to Evergreen Cemetery today at the cemetery’s south entrance on Center Street. facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Burch Enos Grabill, a Fayetteville photographer during the early 20th century. facebook.com/story.php?stor…

David Backlin posted this 1964 film by his father, Archie Backlin, of a parade on College Avenue. It’s taken from just south of Spring Street. Among the floats and bands is a convertible carrying Donna Axum, Miss America. facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Improvements keep coming to the cemeteries in Fayetteville, including Evergreen Cemetery. facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Lexy French, a broadcast journalism major at the University of Arkansas, interviews David Quin about the h... fayettevillehistory.org/2019/10/johnso…

For those interested in the War of 1812 and early Fayetteville residents. fb.me/3YGOGEqgi

Fayetteville has either been noticed by the East Coast, or Saturday Night Live has jumped the shark. fb.me/7UkMJTl9u

Map of the Month: General Land Survey of 1831 fayettevillehistory.com/maps/2016/08/g…

A very brief history of Fayetteville's J. William Fulbright and his role in establishing the international... fb.me/yZa6W9NN

Anne Pritchard and her son have provided a way to preserve their historic farm near Mount Kessler for future... fb.me/1d1TfpdUb

Aside from studio portraits of Fayetteville residents, this would appear to be the earliest photo of a scene at... fb.me/60ZsHfChS

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Throwback Thursday fb.me/2NL8bbEiW

Part of this video includes the University of Arkansas Museum Collection, now primarily a research and lending... fb.me/1pL1CsauU

When the Razorback Greenway was dedicated in 2015, the Washington County Historical Society provided a "historic... fb.me/1Khgh63jO

Art Meripol came across negatives from the fire that consumed the old ice house in the mid-1970s that was on West... fb.me/6vxlPy719

The city is working with Allison + Partners on preservation and restoration of the Woolsey Farmstead on the west... fb.me/39Ro1NRfe

Available now at Nightbird Books and elsewhere in the city. fb.me/8p1yKNAcg

A nice article about a Fayetteville native, Jack Appleby, and a book that he wrote about his bicycle outings... fb.me/T34RqxR3

For Oscar night: the first Oscar for best picture went to 'Wings,' script written by Louis Lighton, who grew up... fb.me/SZR5CAwt