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WHEELOCK ACADEMY An Endangered Native-American National Historic Landmark By Barbara Asbill and Louis Coleman Native Stories and Their Keepers: Telling the Public Sequoyah Research Center Symposium University of Arkansas at Little Rock November 15-17, 2001 In far southeastern Oklahoma, in what was once the exclusive domain of the sovereign Native-American tribe of Choctaws, stands the remains of a National Historic Landmark which has been declared one of America's Most Endangered Historic Properties by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. It is the Wheelock Academy , owned by the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, and now the object of intensive efforts to achieve its restoration and preservation for return to some beneficial use. The special significance of this historic property lies in its status as the only surviving physical symbol of the Choctaw commitment to the education of their young, a commitment which began almost two centuries ago in their ancestral homeland in the East. The Choctaws, one of the so-called Five Civilized Tribes, had lived peacefully for centuries in what is now the southeastern section of the United States. With the arrival of the Europeans on the North American continent in the Sixteenth Century, the life-style and culture of these tribes was threatened with dramatic change.

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U.S. Catholic Boarding Schools (K-12) Subiaco Academy Address: 405 N Subiaco Ave Subiaco, AR. 72865 Phone: Fax : School E-Mail: Send Email School Web Site: http://www.subi.org Diocese: Little Rock Diocese School Affiliation: Order School Order Affiliation: Benedictine Grade Range: Enrollment: Full Time Faculty: Yearly Tuition: Student Makeup: All Male School Type: Boarding and Day School Profile/Mission: Subiaco Academy, founded by the Benedictine monks of Subiaco Abbey in 1887, seeks young men of character and intelligence, from around the world, who have a desire to go onto a college or university of their choice by working diligently in their studies. Subiaco is located in Northwest Arkansas near Fort Smith. Subiaco boasts small classes, individual attention, music, fine arts, drama, championship sports, a full range of honors and AP classes, and 100% college placement. We strive to develop the whole person within the Catholic Benedictine tradition of prayer, scholarship, and work. A beautiful 150- acre campus with excellent facilities provides the setting for a young man to grow graciously to manhood. Principal: Fr. Aaron Parrera OSB

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Go to.... Home History of the County County Government - Emergency Management Online Services Wolf House Attractions Map of the County Baxter County Links Contact Us! Baxter County became the 68th county in Arkansas on March 24, 1873, with the small village of Mountain Home as the County Seat. The County was created from parts of Fulton, Izard, Marion, and Searcy counties and was named for the Governor of Arkansas at that time, Elisha (Elizah) Baxter. The community of Mountain Home, situated on a high plateau between the North Fork and White Rivers, was first settled in the 1850s with a post office established as early as 1857 (the name was drawn from the plantation house built by Colonel O.L. Dodd at the future site of Mountain Home - first called Rapp's Barren - to which his slaves allegedly referred as "my sweet mountain home" whenever discussing the mountain setting vs. the site of Colonel Dodd's other plantation, down the White River at Augusta). The restored historical village of the Rapps Barren Settlement can be visited today at Cooper Park on Spring Street in Mountain Home. According to the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, the town grew up around the Mountain Home Male and Female Academy, opened in 1853 by Professor J.S. Howard, a minister and schoolmaster from Wisconsin. The Academy, like many other contemporaneous schools in the Ozarks, filled a need for education that was accessible to the mountain children in the face of a frequent lack of established public education. Parents from many miles away, as well as those that lived locally, frequently sent their children to board with residents or to stay with family in the community where the school was located. However, the success and local significance of the Academy had little impact upon the bushwhackers that virtually leveled the town during the Civil War, including the first buildings constructed for the Academy. The town re-built in the years thereafter, but was still a relatively small town and unincorporated as of 1873, when Baxter County was established.

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