|> There are numerous markers, plaques, and stone etchings that represent a portion of the history of Eureka Springs and its Landmarks. It is not by coincidence that many of these go unnoticed, particularly by local residents. After reading them once or twice, the significance and meaning fades as the inscriptions become common place. Some of the statements read often become blurred over in ones memory and recapturing them takes an additional effort to find that particular marker with the specific data needed for reference. There is also the possibility that some of the data was transcribed incorrectly at the time of creation. Therefore, the intention here is to make discovery and re-discovery a bit easier. The following statement was copied from the Bank of Eureka Springs Calendar for 2007. BANK OF EUREKA SPRINGS commends the effort to place historical markers, beginning at Basin Spring, at sites significant to the development of our unique community ... and salute the Greater Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce, Community Development Partnership and many private property owners who participated in the project which resulted in placing 42 bronze plaques throughout Eureka Springs and vicinity.
Click on any marker below:

ES Historical Museum	Bank of Eureka Springs	Bank of Eureka Springs Community Hall	Courthouse -- City Hall
Cunningham Building	Chandler Building	Mud Street	Spring Street Excavated Premises
Southern Hotel	Stone Walls of the City	Basin Spring Park	Basin Park Hotel
Citizen/First National Bank	Clark & Klock Building	Sweet Spring Hotel	Sweet Spring
Harding Spring	Carnegie Library	Crescent Spring	Crescent Hotel
Rock House	Basin Bath House	F.O. Butt Bulding	Flat Iron
Grotto Spring	Laundry Spring	Kentucky House	Eastview Cottage

More markers will be placed here as they are found.