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In Folder: World War 1 centennial commemoration commission website
Erin Fehr of the Sequoyah National Research Center at UALR speaks on Native American Indians who served as both soldiers and musicians in World War I.
2/10/21, 10:14 PM
Shirley Schuette of the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies follows the fate of Curtis Ackerman, editor of the Arkansas Staatszeitung.
2/10/21, 10:13 PM
Elizabeth Hill of the Arkansas Women's History Institute speaks about the activities of Arkansas women serving on the Council of Defense.
2/10/21, 10:13 PM
Dr. Raymond Screws of the Arkansas National Guard Museum discusses the effort to create a massive training facility during World War I.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
David Sesser of Henderson State University speaks on building an infrastructure in Arkansas to prepare for WWI.
2/17/21, 5:53 PM
State Forester Joe Fox speaks about his WWI doughboy grandfather William Spencer Fox and his connections to the Civil War.
3/16/21, 3:54 PM
Dr. Raymond Screws of the Arkansas National Guard Museum follows the evolution of a WWI training ground to today’s Camp Robinson.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
Mark Christ of the Arkansas World War I Centennial Commemoration Committee discusses the committee’s mandate as Arkansas remembers World War I in 2017 and 2018.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
Mark Christ of the Arkansas World War I Centennial Commemoration Committee discusses a controversy in the post-war effort to remember Arkansas’s servicemen.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
Elizabeth Hill of the Arkansas Women’s History Institute discusses the state’s women who worked faithfully for the troops in Red Cross workrooms or at home.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
Dr. Blake Perkins of Williams Baptist College speaks about draft resistance in Arkansas during World War I.
2/17/21, 5:52 PM
Don C. Bragg of the USDA Forest Service speaks on the fighting foresters of the 20th Engineers.
2/17/21, 5:53 PM
Little Rock historian Grif Stockley explores the links between the Great War and the 1919 Elaine race riots.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
Shirley Schuette of the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies discusses the changes in perceptions of Arkansans of German descent after World War I began.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
The people of Hot Spring County dedicated their WWI Memorial Tree at the Hot Spring County Courthouse in Malvern on November 6, 2017.
2/17/21, 5:52 PM
Debra Polston of the Museum of American History in Cabot speaks on the heroic actions of dual Medal of Honor recipient John Pruitt.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
Elizabeth Hill of the Arkansas Women’s History Institute discusses the state’s women as they managed to provide meals for their families despite shortages of meat, wheat, fats, and sugar.
2/9/21, 6:58 PM
Debra Polston of the Museum of American History in Cabot speaks about Marcellus Chiles, one of three WWI Medal of Honor winners with Arkansas roots.
2/10/21, 10:14 PM
