Blog posts

If you haven’t decided on a New Year’s resolution yet, an easy one would be to go see the Museum of Eureka Springs Art.

Eureka Springs historian June Westphal passed away last week at age 85.

Merry Christmas from 1915!

Eureka Springs’ population and economy declined after its 1880s and ’90s heyday, but its history didn’t get any less interesting.

A thriving restaurant scene has long been part of Eureka Springs’ draw …

These last few months, I’ve been busy wrapping up research and fact-checking …

When I started working on my book, I naively thought my collection of a dozen Eureka Springs histories would be enough source material.

“The cooling, soothing Ozarks invite you,” coos an early-20th-century promotional pamphlet.

What do you think might be the shortest amount of time between a city’s founding and the first history written about it?

Happy 144th birthday, Eureka Springs!