South — Media reported filings

Media-reported hauntings in Arkansas

7 Arkansas dossiers arrived through the press — a newspaper, a broadcast or an established publication that carried the story. The reporting is real, and the file says where it ran; what the reporting reported remains a claim, filed as such.

7 dossiers0 counties covered100% open to visitorsPoison Spring Battlefield — deepest file

Also filed media reported:West Virginia16 Texas11 Pennsylvania10 Virginia10 Kentucky9 Alaska8 Mississippi8 Massachusetts7

Other Arkansas shelves:documented legends26 local folklore19 anecdotal reports11

Battlefield

Medium

Poison Spring Battlefield

Camden, Arkansas

April 18, 1864—the ambush and massacre that stained the Camden Expedition.

2 claims · 1 legend→

Site

Medium

Rohwer Relocation Center

Rohwer, Arkansas

The camp where 8,000 Japanese Americans were held—and George Takei grew up.

2 claims · 1 legend→

District

Medium

Eureka Springs Historic District

Eureka Springs, Arkansas

The crooked-street town built on the springs—where nothing is level.

2 claims · 1 legend→

Site

Medium

Hot Springs National Park

Hot Springs, Arkansas

The federal reserve older than Yellowstone—the springs and the bathhouse row.

2 claims · 1 legend→

Site

Medium

Elaine

Elaine, Arkansas

September 30-October 1, 1919—the deadliest racial massacre in U.S. history.

2 claims · 1 legend→

Site

Medium

Parkin Archeological State Park

Parkin, Arkansas

Casqui—the Mississippian town de Soto visited in 1541.

2 claims→

Site

Medium

Crater of Diamonds

Murfreesboro, Arkansas

The world’s only public diamond mine—where the Uncle Sam was found.

1 claim→

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Record last amended October 2, 2026 · shelves recounted with the archive