In 1803, the Louisiana Purchase was acquired by the United States, and, in 1819, Arkansas was organized as a territory. Its northern, eastern and southern borders were the same as they are now, but to the west, some of what is now Oklahoma was included. Two years later, in 1821, the territorial capital was moved from Arkansas Post to Little Rock. Special thanks to Rhio Gillis. For designing the ARGenWeb logo.

Arkansas Civil War Heritage Trail. Sesquicentennial Commission OKs logo, seeks marker funds. The Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission approved an official logo at its April meeting. The logo, which features crossed swords overlaying the diamond and stars of the Arkansas state flag, will be used on ACWSC materials and for ACWSC-sanctioned events. At the request of t.

Historical Accounts Of Arkansas Civil War Battles. History Revised by Political Correctness in Louisiana. WHY IS THERE NO ORGANIZED STATE WIDE PRESERVATION ORGANIZATION IN ARKANSAS? Civil War Generals Robert E. Civil War Generals Thomas J. Civil War Generals William J. History Revised by Political Correctness in Louisiana. On June 18, 2008. 8220;It is our hope the people of Shreveport and Bossier City will show a spirit of fairness and patriotism .

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