Work began last week to rehabilitate a log cabin built in 1850 in what is now the Buffalo National River park. The structure, known as the boyhood home of Beaver Jim Villines, is located in the ...

The Buffalo was set aside as America's first national river nearly 50 years ago, and today, there are many sites along its 150-mile course that have been added to the National Register of Historic ...

Early pioneer cabins, such as this one near Ponca, Arkansas, have been preserved by the National Park Service along the Buffalo National River, and tell stories about the people who once lived ...

A cabin built by “Beaver Jim” Villines in 1880 can be seen on the south side of the Ponca low-water bridge over the Buffalo River. The cabin and outbuildings are a short hike south of the bridge.

The Villines family cabin and farmstead near the Buffalo National River at Ponca dates back to the mid 1800s. A loop trail around the farm lets visitors see the cabin, smokehouse, outhouse, root ...

For the record, there were 12 households when Ellicott arrived at the mouth of the Buffalo River, including Joseph Hodges and his wife, Midaugh with Lane, Johnston, and the Palmers.

Beginning May 15th, 2020 Buffalo National River will resume Day Use Only access for: ...