The Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Passport publication was produced (in part) by a grant from the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council, funded by the Arkansas Real Estate Transfer Tax.
The Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission welcomes everyone to visit the state’s many Civil War sites by participating in the Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Passport Program. Visitors can get their passports stamped at 23 different places around Arkansas and can visit other Civil War-related properties while they are in the area. Once all 23 stamps are acquired, visitors can send in the back cover of their passport to receive an official Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial coin or patch.
Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Passports can be acquired at any of Arkansas’s Welcome Center, at the participating stamping sites, by writing Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission, 1500 Tower Building, 323 Center Street, Little Rock, AR 72201, or by e-mailing acwsc@arkansasheritage.org.
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- Fort Southerland Park, Camden, Ouachita County
- Poison Spring Battlefield, Camden vic., Ouachita County
- Elkins’ Ferry Battlefield, Prescott, Nevada County
- Prairie D’Ane Battlefield, Prescott, Nevada County
Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Road Warriors
Congratulations to those who have visited every stamping site in the Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Passport program!
John Higginbotham, Pine Bluff, August 2011
Greg Scott, Warren, September 2011
Danny Mills, Cabot, September 2011
Jim Kindy, Benton, September 2011
Rob Smith, Hot Springs, September 2011
Tami Smith, Hot Springs, September 2011
Christopher Smith, Hot Springs, September 2011
Elizabeth Smith, Hot Springs, September 2011
James Dickson, Maumelle, September 2011
Jane Dickson, Maumelle, September 2011
Tim Looney, Clarendon, September 2011
Kenneth Ridgeway, Judsonia,September 2011
Kathleen Emmons, Judsonia, September 2011
Larry Hallmark, Beebe, November 2011
Bill Davis, Jacksonville, November 2011
James Fountain, Marshall, November 2011
Lynn Ward, Mount Ida, November 2011
David Rawls, Sheridan, December 2011
Leisha Rawls, Sheridan, December 2011
Alden Kittredge, Cabot, February 2012
Linda Kittredge, Cabot, February 2012
Brandon Kittredge, Cabot, February 2012
Michael Duncan, Proctor, March 2012
Linda Duncan, Proctor, March 2012
Tom Howie, West Helena, March 2012
Katherine Howie, West Helena, March 2012
James Watson, Little Rock, May 2012
Carolyn Watson, Little Rock, May 2012
James Mayberry, Benton, June 2012
John Lambert, Little Rock, June 2012
Robert Pitts, Cabot, June 2012
Brit A. Ball, Greenbrier, July 2012
Linda K. Ball, Greenbrier, July 2012
Darrell Whitingham, Harrisburg, July 2012
Ed Mros, Hot Springs, August 2012
Marynell Branch, Little Rock, August 2012
Bill Brusenhan, Hot Springs, August 2012
George S. Platt, Jacksonville, September 2012
Deborah Platt, Jacksconville, September 2012
Will Platt, Baltimore, MD, September 2012
Jim Schmidt, Jacksonville, September 2012
Suzy Schmidt, Jacksonville, September 2012
Darrell Whittingham, Harrisburg, September 2012
Ellen Monroe, Roland, November 2012
Andrew Monroe, Pooler, GA, November 2012
Mike Lewis, Little Rock, November 2012
Ellen Lewis, Little Rock, November 2012
Lyndell Worthen, Jr., El Dorado, December 2012
Wes Goodner, Little Rock, December 2012
Diane Wooten, Benton, December 2012
Jeff Caple, Malvern, December 2012
Ryan Plemmons, Conway, April 2013
Mark DeWitt, Maumelle, May 2013
J. Carter Watts, Pine Bluff, May 2013
Cathy Watts, Pine Bluff, May 2013
Brian L. Whitson, Lake Village, May 2013