Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Passport Program

Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Passport Official Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Coin Official Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Patch

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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Prairie Grove NORTHWEST ARKANSAS STAMPING SITES

  • Pea Ridge National Military Park, Garfield vic., Benton County
  • Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park, Prairie Grove, Washington County
  • Fort Smith National Historic Site, Fort Smith, Sebastian County
  • Buffalo National River, Tyler Bend Visitor Center, Searcy County

ASSOCIATED SITES

  • Cane Hill Cemetery, Cane Hill, Washington County
  • Cane Hill Battlefield, Cane Hill, Washington County
  • Headquarters House Museum, Fayetteville, Washington County
  • Fayetteville Confederate Cemetery, Fayetteville, Washington County
  • Fayetteville National Cemetery, Fayetteville, Washington County
  • Fort Smith National Cemetery, Fort Smith, Sebastian County
  • Fort Smith Museum of History, Fort Smith, Sebastian County
  • Massard Prairie Battlefield Park, Fort Smith, Sebastian County
  • Old Jail Museum, Greenwood, Sebastian County

Jackson Guards NORTHEAST ARKANSAS STAMPING SITES

  • Jacksonport State Park, Jacksonport, Jackson County
  • Pocahontas Memorial River Walk, Pocahontas, Randolph County
  • Piggott Welcome Center, Piggott, Clay County

ASSOCIATED SITES

  • West Point Cemetery, West Point, White County
  • Fitzhugh’s Woods Battlefield, Augusta vic., Woodruff County
  • Chalk Bluff Battlefield, St. Francis vic., Clay County

Arsenal CENTRAL ARKANSAS STAMPING SITES

  • Jacksonville Museum of Military History, Jacksonville, Pulaski County
  • Old State House Museum, Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Plantation Agriculture Museum, Scott, Lonoke County
  • Grant County Museum, Sheridan, Grant County
  • Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Museum, Pine Bluff, Jefferson County

ASSOCIATED SITES

  • Jenkins’ Ferry Battlefield State Park, Leola vic., Grant County
  • Reed’s Bridge Battlefield, Jacksonville, Pulaski County
  • Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum, North Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Arkansas National Guard Museum, North Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Little Rock National Cemetery, Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Pike Fletcher Terry House, Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Bayou Fourche Battlefield, Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock, Pulaski County
  • Camp Nelson Confederate Cemetery, Cabot, Lonoke County
  • Marks’ Mills Battlefield State Park, New Edinburg vic., Cleveland County
  • Mount Elba Battlefield, Rison vic., Cleveland County
  • Camp White Sulphur Springs Confederate Cemetery, Sulphur Springs, Jefferson County
  • Lonoke County Museum, Lonoke, Lonoke County
  • Brownsville Cemetery, Lonoke vic., Lonoke County
  • Lower White River Museum, Des Arc, Prairie County
  • DeValls Bluff, DeValls Bluff, Prairie County

Lakeport Plantation SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS STAMPING SITES

  • Arkansas Post National Memorial, Gillett vic., Arkansas County
  • St. Charles Museum, St. Charles, Arkansas County
  • Delta Cultural Center, Helena-West Helena, Phillips County
  • Phillips County Museum, Helena-West Helena, Phillips County
  • Lakeport Plantation, Lake Village vic., Chicot County
  • Lake Chicot State Park, Lake Village, Chicot County

ASSOCIATED SITES

  • Ditch Bayou Battlefield, Lake Village, Chicot County
  • Helena Confederate Cemetery, Helena-West Helena, Phillips County
  • Drew County Historical Museum, Monticello, Drew County

Historic Washington SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS

  • Historic Washington State Park, Washington, Hempstead Co.
  • Nevada County Museum, Prescott, Nevada Co.
  • McCollum-Chidester House, Camden, Ouachita Co.
  • White Oak Lake State Park, Bluff City vic., Ouachita Co.

ASSOCIATED SITES

  • 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

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