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Fort Smith National Historic Site
Our Staff & Offices

The Fort Smith National Historic Staff is available to assist you. To contact an individual staff member you can call the park at 479-783-3961 or click on the person's name below to send an e-mail.

Administrative and Interpretation offices are located in the Visitor Center.

The park's mailing address is:

Fort Smith National Historic Site
PO Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR 72902

Fax number is: 479-783-5307

 

 

Superintendent

William Black

 

 

Division of Administration

 

Administrative Officer

Chuck Shoemake

Admin Operations Assistant/Network Admin.

Quoya Waters

Computer Technician/Web Manager Daniel Evans
Office Support Assistant Lindsey Huggins

 

 

Division of Facilities Management

 

Facility Manager

Gary Smith

Maintenance Mechanic

Darin Huggins

Maintenance Mechanic

Gary Montag

Maintenance Worker Nathan Wilson

Maintenance Worker

Keri Powers

 

 

Division of Interpretation and Resource Management

 

Chief of Interpretation/Resource Management

Michael Groomer

Museum Technician

Emily Lovick

Park Ranger

Jeremy Lynch

Park Ranger

Pat Schmidt

Park Ranger

Cody Faber

Park Ranger

Loren McLane

Park Guide (STEP) Amy Williams

Eastern National Site Staff

Ashley Richards

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Trail of Tears Routes

Did You Know?
The Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, (Muscogee) Creek and Seminole Indian tribes were forcibly moved to Indian Territory on what became known as the Trail of Tears. The Arkansas River served as a water route to Fort Smith where they received supplies before crossing the river into Indian Territory.

Last Updated: May 09, 2011 at 09:07 MST