File:Arkansas Post National Memorial ARPO2997.jpg

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Location Arkansas Post National Memorial
Description Settled by the French in 1686, the remote "Post de Arkansae" was the first permanent European colony in the Mississippi River Valley and played a valuable role in the long struggle between France, Spain and England for dominance of the lucrative fur trade.
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