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Sebastian County Courthouse in Fort Smith with tall tower over brick structure
Sebastian County Courthouse
Fort Smith, Arkansas

located on the southeast corner of Rogers Avenue and Sixth Street
 

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foundation remains of first fort overlooking Arkansas River

Did You Know?
The U.S. Army selected a spot overlooking the confluence of the Arkansas and Poteau Rivers for the site of a fort. Soldiers from the Rifle Regiment arrived in 1817 and named the site Fort Smith after their commanding officer, Thomas A. Smith.
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