Arkansas's Haunted Historic Cemeteries

Take a tour of the state of Arkansas to learn about four historic cemeteries and the spooky stories associated with them. This video covers Mount Holly cemetery in Little Rock, the Fort Smith National Cemetery, Linwood Cemetery in Paragould, and Maple Hill Cemetery in Helena. The video covers topics such as Judge Issac Parker, Frank "Jelly" Nash, and the famous "dog" tombstone in Helena.

[@YourAnjl]

Thanks for posting this. I find cemeteries so interesting, especially the older, more elaborate grave markers.

[@marydennis6124]

This is one of the best haunted graveyard video that I have ever seen. Just superior.

[@ARPreservation]

Thanks Mary!

[@cherylboudrie6172]

"Wow!!! Thank-You For Sharing This great HISTORY!!!"

[@Theywaswrong]

I grew up in Paragould. Knew about the Frank Nash story. But never heard that Linwood was haunted, maybe because I don't make a habit of spending a lot of time in cemeteries after dark.

[@Xerfing]

Lol

[@queenthatalwaysshouldvebee8760]

Linwood cemetery is in Paragould not Jonesboro. No idea why you put Jonesboro in the description of the video. I lived across that cemetery the first 20 years of my life, and my mom still lives in the same house. BTW I never heard nor saw of anything haunting about that cemetery. Like I said I lived across directly street on Mueller from the time I was brought home from the hospital at birth until I moved out as an adult in my home. It’s a pretty boring cemetery TBH. Most people go there to jog because it’s hilly. I can think of a lot more spooky cemeteries in Greene County other than Linwood. Still, it was fun to hear about the history of a place of my childhood home.

[@jimmyhappysmith204]

Thank you so much for your video of information regarding these historic cemeteries in the great state of Arkansas. The way we treat the deceased is reflects how we treat the living ie visit Potter's Field Cemeteries.

[@TheSoldierParanormal]

How interesting to hear the history and get to see it

[@thelastrebel87]

iv got a cemetery in arkansas in my family from what iv heard my grandfather planted 2 trees in the cemetery wanted to be burried between them when he passed on and he is when a storm blew though and tore down all of the trees in the cemetery besides those 2 the cemetery was founded in 1918

[@lorenrobertson8039]

I was born in Paragould, Arkansas and that is where my family is from. Most are buried there. Our family friends too are buried there, two I know of are in the mausoleum. Did you see the news video where recently a young and disrespectful man was caught doing donuts in an SUV in broad daylight in the Linwood Cemetery? He destroyed several headstones...desecration. I hope he is still being punished for this. He should have to work after being released to pay for the damage he caused and the trauma it must have left the families with. He was close to where some of my folks are resting. I have family in 3 different areas of Linwood. I had so hoped you would also include the Bufford family cemetery in Hardy, Arkansas. It is a beautiful and old cemetery. Only those in the family were allowed to be interred there, and it is now closed to any more...even ancestors of theirs. I love that cemetery for it's natural local stones and the calm, soothing spirit of it. It can feel pretty strange at night though if you are sitting there alone, as I often did in my youth to escape from my own childhood horrors.

[@nancyerie9666]

Very fascinating and interesting

[@dazzthepatriot8389]

I grew up in Paragould. I've never heard anything about Linwood cemetery being haunted. But I do know of a small family cemetery close to the county line that I believe to be haunted.

[@queenthatalwaysshouldvebee8760]

Lived directly across the street on Mueller. Nothing spooky about that one.

[@meliplay]

Nathanael Greene is my 5x great-grandfather.

[@patrickstar3584]

I'm from Arkansas..

[@katies2015]

me too

[@whatisipye2337]

Patrick Star me too

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

WOW! ALWAYS DAPHNE COTTON 💜🦋THANKS YOU ⚘.❤🖤💚BROWN FAMILY. INFORMATION.

[@davidheard9375]

I'm a Civil War re-enactor. Me and my fellow re-enactors and some of the SCV units get together in January and do an event call David O Dodd Day; whose buried there. It could be us your hearing. Unless it's different days then yes your hearing ghost.

[@tarasmith7859]

I actually learned a lot. I did not know what some of those symbols meant.

[@AlexFoster1454]

Awesome video!

[@bdcvideo69]

I'm from the Ozarks Huntsville

[@grbgeslnger24]

Interesting and informative

[@nefariousone643]

what about the Kerr cemetery out in saline county? or did Alcoa finally tear it out? used to be some super crazy stuff going on out there.

[@slaughter4113]

Nefarious One Like what?

[@Jkk55]

Brilliant!

[@glendaporsley179]

Are there any raneys left in paris arkansa??????

[@ARPreservation]

glenda porsley Sorry, we don't know.

[@LolbitFNaFWorld]

wow

[@mckailahramsey8036]

i live in ar

[@ravenmckinnon5526]

Who store this script she is obviously reading? What a yawn

[@NanaBren]

Because it’s easy dismiss because back then monies sa❤

[@rickster348]

- bet Bill and Hillary know a lot of people buried in Arkansas.

[@clare5687]

💯😂