Washington County Historical Society

The Washington County Historical Society is releasing an updated version of the Annotated Bibliography on Black Settlers of Washington County, Arkansas. The new version lists more than 100 pieces of research, including print, audio and video, documenting the county's Black settlers.

Pete speaks with Joe Fox, from the Washington County Historical Society, about the annual Ice Cream Social fundraiser on Aug 17.

Before sunrise on April 18, 1863, the town of Fayetteville was in the midst of a Civil War battle. On Saturday, the Washington County Historical Society will commemorate the event with a reenactment and more.

The Washington County Historical Society's Diverse Settlers Committee — originally named Black Settlers — has produced a virtual Black History Month…

A remarkably preserved civil war-era estate in Fayeteville’s historic district serves as headquarters for the Washington County Historical Society.…

The Washington County Community Remembrance Project, a group of Fayetteville citizens committed to documenting and commemorating a troubling racial…

At its annual meeting this weekend, the Washington County Historical Society honored four local residents as Distinguished Citizens for 2014.MUSIC: "Way…