Eureka Scenes & Stories
In addition to discovering and preserving physical objects that relate to the history of Eureka Springs, the Historical Museum is dedicated to discovering and procuring various documents to memorialize the history of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and other towns, villages, townships, historic sites, buildings and landmarks that are situated in the Western District of Carroll County.
Our collections include preserved writings, documents, newspapers, periodicals, books, journals, artistic representations, and the like, which shed light on the history of the region.
Below are examples of the scenes and stories to be explored on your visit to the Eureka Springs Historical Museum:
Photo exhibits include a collection of photos of the Folk Festivals in Eureka Springs, photos of historic buildings and springs.
Exhibit of scenic postcards from early Eureka Springs photography, Gray's Studio
Photo of Jeanette Rosewater (Bullock) and Rita Ash in Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs in the Auto Age exhibit documents the road culture from 1920s-1960s
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