Texarkana is the twelfth-largest city in Arkansas and the county seat of Miller County. The city is located on the state line with Texas, with the population across the state line from its twin city, Texarkana, Texas. The city was founded at a railroad intersection on December 8, 1873, and was incorporated in Arkansas on August 10, 1880. Texarkana is the principal city of the Texarkana metropolitan area, which is ranked 274th in terms of population in the United States with 150,098 in 2016 according to the United States Census Bureau.
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Haunted Texarkana Ghost Tours take you deep into downtown Texarkana's bloody heart to learn the authentic local history complete with whispering ghosts, dark shadows, ghastly crimes, cutthroat murders and eternally lost souls. Hear the uncanny, unnerving true events that happened right where you stand. Tours start Saturday night at 9pm at the Lindsey Railroad Museum located at 202 East Broad Street. Come early and tour the Museum for FREE!
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The Texarkana Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is a professional symphony orchestra, dedicated to bringing great symphonic music to the Texarkana area. Performing primarily in the beautiful, historic Perot Theatre (221 Main Street Texarkana, TX, 75501), TSO presents a series of classical masterworks, symphonic pops, and educational concerts during its September-May season. For more information about the
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1894 City Market is where the locals and professionals take their pictures. Built in 1894 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, one of the truly unique Architectural structures in the Four States area. More pictures are taken here than anywhere else in the area. The contrast of new and old creates time travel pictures of 123 years ago. Second Saturday trade days are held every second Saturday of each month featuring local craftspeople and goods. Building tours are available on second Saturday trade days. The building is currently being renovated for art galleries and retail space on the first floor, with offices and loft apartments on the upper floors. Come tour a building that has seen two turns of the centuries, 1900 and 2000. Oklahoma was a territory and Grover Cleveland was beginning his second term as president.
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Nix Creek trail cuts a north-south path for a relatively flat and straight 2.4 miles alongside its namesake waterway in Texarkana, Arkansas. The trail is asphalt from beginning to end and is quite smooth. It weaves through neighborhoods and along school grounds. Popular with runners because of its well marked mileage points and long straight aways. Minimal lighting after dark.
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The Gallery, as called by locals, has the finest in Southern Art. Paintings, watercolors, Wood Arts, incredible carvings, eloquent glass pieces , pottery crafts and metal works of Art. 1894 Gallery is located inside the historic 1894 City Market. The place for local and regional art. Lookers and buyers are welcome. The historic setting and the floating walls of art makes this truly a must stop for art lovers and architectural appreciation. The gallery is located in the Historic 1894 built Texas Produce/ Ritchie Grocery. A distribution building for the long gone neighborhood grocery stores. On the National Register for Historic Buildings, it has rose from the ashes to become 1894 City Market. Come by an enjoy the beauty of the building and the art.
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The downtown Texarkana Post Office sits on the state line of Texarkana and Arkansas. The Post Office is so unique that it has been noted to be the 2nd most photographed Post Office in the United States!
The Texarkana courthouse was built in the middle of the avenue which is the Arkansas-Texas state line. It is unique in that it actively still serves 2 states. It is the most photographed courthouse in the US, second only to the Supreme Court. Many well known figures and entertainers have performed on the line with a foot in each state.
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My spouse and I decided to visit this museum. Their collection of automobiles is wonderful and they are in immaculate condition. There are also old gasoline pumps and other automotive memorabilia. Highly recommended and absolutely free admission.
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We stopped in here with Australian friends and ran right into Bob, a very nice older gentleman with a sly sense of humor, he was the perfect introduction to Arkansas for our friends - he went well out of his way to tell them about the state and the many wonders in it. Left here feeling warm and happy thanks to Bob!
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