✨ We need your help identifying this crowd for today's 📷 #PhotoIDFriday! This sea of faces is the University of Arkansas Drill Team Camp from June 1973. Our records show this was taken right outside Pomfret Hall. Recognize a friend? See yourself in your striped camp shirt? We have zero names for this group (except for those noted on the T-shirts) and would love to add them to our permanent collection. 💬 How to help: 1. Comment below with the row and position (e.g., "Front row, third from left is...") 2. If you share this post to your own page, please TAG the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History so we can see your answers! From the Shiloh Museum's Terri Stuart Collection (S-2013-30-30). #ShilohMuseum #UARK #NWArkHistory #Razorbacks

Moo-ve on over! 🐮 Our Little Historians series returns Monday, May 11 (10:00–10:30 AM) with "Cows, Milk, and Butter!" This program is designed specifically for Pre-K explorers (ages 4–6) to dive into the life science of cows and the history of Ozark dairy. 🥛✨ What to expect: 📖 An engaging farm-themed storytime. 🔍 Hands-on access to authentic museum artifacts. 🐄 A chance to practice milking with "Buttercup," our favorite painted milk cow! Cost: FREE Registration: None required—just show up and play! #LittleHistorians #ShilohMuseum #OzarkHistory #SpringdaleAR

Step back in time to the 1930s! 🌾 Join us for our first Homeschool Day of 2026 on Wednesday, May 27. From individual families to small groups, all are welcome to explore the grit and resilience of the Ozarks during the Great Depression. Students will visit Mr. Cooper’s Barn and the Steele General Store for a day of immersive, hands-on learning. ✨ Highlights: • Explore 1930s farm life through tactile activities. • Practice the art of bartering in a historic general store. • Discover how "Alphabet Agencies" and electricity transformed the hills. 🎟 Cost: FREE 👥 Limit: 75 participants 🔗 To Register: Tap the link in our bio! #ArkansasHomeschool #OzarkHistory #SpringdaleAR #ShilohMuseum

What do Arkansas gravestones tell us about the living? ✨ Join us for a Not Strictly History session with author Abby Burnett. We’re diving into her new book, Though Silent They Speak, to explore the stories behind the state’s most unusual burial grounds—from hidden rural carvings to the monuments of our city centers. Whether it’s a graveyard on the grounds of a former internment camp or private tombs in public spaces, these sites hold our history. Details: 📅 May 13 ⏰ 6:30 p.m. 📍 In-person + Live on Zoom ✍️ Book sale and signing to follow! How to join: Copy and paste the link in the first comment below 👇) to register for the Zoom link or see event details! #ArkansasHistory #OzarkHistory #ArkansasGraveyards