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Chautauqua Series: William Clayton - Frontier Prosecutor

March, 14 2010

Leita Spears, who is pursuing a Masters degree from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Mo.,...

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Boating Education Safety Course

March, 16 2010

The Arkansas Boating Education Course teaches fundamentals of safe and responsible boating....

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National Historic Site Interpretive Program: Execution of Cherokee Bill

March, 17 2010

The Fort Smith National Historic Site offers this interpretive program about Crawford Goldsby,...

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Saint Scholastica Monastery Tour

March, 17 2010

Quiet places of contemplation offer a welcome reprieve from the distractions and stress of...

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Fort Smith Sports Council
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Nestled in the Arkansas River Valley, between the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains; Arkansas’s second largest city, Fort Smith, rests gently on the banks of the Arkansas River at the intersection of interstates 40 and 540.

Garrison Avenue Farmers Market in Fort Smith Arkansas in front of The Park at West End

When you visit, you’ll find that Fort Smith’s past is in its future. We uniquely combine the history of the “Old West” with the gentle charm of the antebellum “Old South,” offering travelers of all ages glimpses into its distinctive past through restorations, attractions, museums and festivals that make our history fun and exciting.

When you arrive in Fort Smith, make Miss Laura’s Social Club (the Fort Smith Visitors Center, a former bordello that was the first to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places), your first stop for a warm welcome and plenty of information about our community, our main attractions, or upcoming events. 

     

Winter/Spring Special Promotion!

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A&M Scenic Excursion Train Rides
from Fort Smith to Winslow

The A&M Scenic Excursion Train takes passengers through the beautiful Ozark foothills around historic Fort Smith, Arkansas