Mountain Village and Bull Shoals Caverns At Bull Shoals
In Bull Shoals Arkansas a recreated 1890s Ozarks town called Mountain Village offers tours for 3 dollars, with Caverns at 59 degree year round temperatures beneath the village. Created by Roy Canuser and George Fisher, the site features historic buildings, a one room schoolhouse, and the Top o the Ozarks Tower offering panoramic views.
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Bull Shoals
Ark
Arkansas Highway 178
America
Mountain Village
Ozark
Yesteryear
Bull Shoals Caverns
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Roy E. Canuser
Mountain Home
George Fisher
Little Rock
Ozarks
Caverns
Little White
Martin
Jordan
United States
Danuser and Fisher
Ozarks Tower
Highway 178
Bull Shoals Lake
White River
Missouri
Blanchard Springs Caverns Recreation Area noted
The article highlights Blanchard Springs Caverns Recreation Area, 15 miles northwest of Mountain View Arkansas in the Ozark National Forest. It describes a night pedestrian bridge to Blanchard Springs, an underground stream feeding Mill Creek, a modern bathhouse for swimmers on north Sylamore Creek, and a gazebo for viewing. A young miss greets visitors to a forest offering summer fun both below ground in a limestone cave system and above ground in a developed U.S. Forest Service area.
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Blanchard Springs Caverns
Mountain View
Ark
Ozark National Forest
Blanchard Springs
Mill Creek
Sylamore Creek
U.S. Forest Service
Ozark Mountains
Northcentral
Arkansas
Miles Mountain Musical Museum in Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs attraction showcases one of the world's largest antique instrument collections run by Floyd C and Martha Miles. The living museum on US 62 West features early phonographs and music boxes, clocks, toys, religious displays, and exotic curiosities with daily instrument music and guided tours May 1 to October 31. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for children.
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Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Miles Mountain
Floyd C
Martha Miles
Ozarks
U.S. Highway 62
Miles
Ozark Folk Center and Theater Draw Big Crowds in Mountain View
More than 4,200 visitors have attended daytime and night activities at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View Arkansas, with attendance up about 50 percent since May 5. The site offers craft shops, fiddle music, and nightly Rackensack Folklore Society performances in a cedar auditorium.
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New Ozark Folk Center
Mountain View
Ark
Rackensack Folklore Society
Arkansans
Ozark Folk Center
Vistors
Horseshoe Bend Arkansas The Bend’s Modern Arkansas Dream
Two brothers founded Horseshoe Bend along the Strawberry River in Izard County North Arkansas. The 14000 acre development features eight lakes seven rivers and streams over 500 homes 408 mobile homes and 59 manor homes plus shops churches schools a post office banks an airport and freight line. A spring crepe myrtle festival and a planned conservation area accompany a planned golf course trails and water sports. The community blends old and new as a modern Arkansas wonder.
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Strawberry River
Arkansas
Izard County
Ozark
Turkey Mountain
Horseshoe Bend
Cattle deaths under investigation near Helena Arkansas
Officials from the Pollution Control and Ecology Commission and the Plant Board continue an investigation into the death of 14 cattle and two hogs on a Helena area farm. Tests on ponds and tissue samples are being conducted while veterinarians treat surviving animals and explore possible water contaminant or insecticide causes.
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Little Rock
Helena
State Pollution Control and Ecology Commission
State Plant Board
Ed Dunn
Commission
Billy Ellis
Dunn
Plant Board
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