The Arkansas Post Story - Arkansas Post National Monument

Coleman RE. 1987. The Arkansas Post Story - Arkansas Post National Monument. National Park Service, Southwest Cultural Resources Center

Arkansas Post National Memorial commemorates nearly three-hundred years of European occupation in the Arkansas and lower Mississippi valleys. The trading house, fort, and civilian hamlet- known collectively as the Arkansas Post- has been a strategic military and commercial center as well as the focal point of numerous encounters between Indians and Europeans. This report is a story of the Arkansas Post’s history from French Colonization, to the American Revolution, to its establishment as a National Memorial.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Coleman, Roger
Date of Issue
1987
Publisher
National Park Service, Southwest Cultural Resources Center
Units
ARPO , HIST
Keywords
Arkansas Post, Cultural Resources, ehistory

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