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Join us on a week-long adventure at the Marshals Museum's summer mini day camps! From mastering frontier skills and crafting stories to delving into crime scene investigations, Native American arts, […]
Join us on a week-long adventure at the Marshals Museum's summer mini day camps! From mastering frontier skills and crafting stories to delving into crime scene investigations, Native American arts, […]
Join us on a week-long adventure at the Marshals Museum's summer mini day camps! From mastering frontier skills and crafting stories to delving into crime scene investigations, Native American arts, […]
Join the Fort Kids Museum for a cart program in our atrium. Guest will put their fingerprinting skills to the test by examining them to see if they can determine […]
Use your historical thinking skills! Join us for a cart program activity that test your skills to see if you know different historical figures from Marshal History based on clues. […]
Join us for a cart program and experience the thrill of the Old West with a traditional game of rubber band guns! Museum admission required.
The subject of our museum is one of the oldest creations of our country’s government. Influenced by earlier colonial offices and created to fix problems seen following the American Revolution, […]
Osiyo. Wado. Tsalagi. Candessa Tehee, Cherokee Nation Tribal Councilor and Professor at Northeastern State University will be joining us for a Cherokee Language Workshop. Learn about the Cherokee Language- it's […]
Genealogy is an important topic for history museums. It is also one of reasons the United States Marshals Service selected Fort Smith as the location for the Marshals Museum. There […]
Author and genealogist Angela Walton-Raji has written extensively on the Black Indian and Freedmen experiences among the Native tribes of Indian Territory and in Arkansas. In this presentation, she will […]
Please join us at the U.S. Marshals Museum for our inaugural celebration of the U.S. Marshals Service Birthday! While you support the Marshals Museum, you can enjoy cocktails, handheld cuisine, […]
The United States has a long association with Hispanic culture. Beginning with the appointment of United States Marshal Pablo de la Guerra y Noriega in 1850, the office of United […]
Calling all 6th-12th grade teachers! Join our education staff and AR History Day state coordinator Angela Adams for our annual National History Day workshop on October 2. Learn more about […]