REFERENCES

        Baker, T. H., Browning, J. (1991).  An Arkansas History For Young People.  Fayetteville, Arkansas:  The University of Arkansas Press.

        Berry, F.,  Novak, J. (1987).  The History Of Arkansas.  Little Rock:  Rose Publishing Company.

        Besom, Robert D. (1981).  The Golden Age of Brick in Washington County.  Flashback:  Washington County Historical Society.

        Brown, Kent R. (1982).  Fayetteville, A Pictorial History.  Norfolk/Virginia Beach:  Donning Company Publishers.

       History of Washington County (1989).  Springdale, Arkansas:  Published by Shiloh Museum.

        Miller, C. R., Williams, G. (1989).  The Cane Hill Story:  1825-1969.  Cane Hill, Arkansas:  ARC Press of Cane Hill (Second Printing).

        Mitchell, Ruth (1986).  Arkansas Heritage.  Little Rock:  Rose Publishing Company.

        Shinn, H. Josiah (1967).  Pioneers And Makers of Arkansas.  Baltimore:  Genealogical Publishing Company.

       Smith, Maggie (1976).  Hico:  A Heritage.  Siloam Springs History.  Volume I.  Siloam Springs, Arkansas:  Maggie Smith Publisher.

MUSEUMS VISITED

Shiloh Museum, Springdale, Arkansas

The Siloam Springs Museum, Siloam Springs, Arkansas

Arkansas Territorial Restoration Museum, Little Rock, Arkansas

PLACES VISITED

Latta House - Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park

Methodist Manse - Cane Hill, Arkansas

Cane Hill College - Cane Hill, Arkansas

Buchanan-Moore Mill - Cane Hill, Arkansas

Ridge House - 230 W. Central, Fayetteville, Arkansas

WEB SITES

Arkansas Heritage -- This site has information from 1819 -1861

Arkansas Territorial Periods -- Archived Arkansas Territorial Records

Arkansas Territorial Restoration -- Arkansas Political History Year-by-Year

Little Rock, Arkansas  -- This site is about Little Rock, Arkansas, and its beginnings

US Genealogy Map Project -- This site is about the Louisiana Territory from 1804 - 1822

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