Arkansas Ties ... A Little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That, and a Whole Lot of Arkansas

Cotter Baxter County, Arkansas Railroad Bridge Big Spring Park For generations Cotter Big Spring Park has provided many memorable moments for residents and visitors. It is imperative that we preserve these privileges and facilities for future generations. Enjoy them, but please don't destroy them.  Swimming Hole...the long steel pole has a rope attached to it so you can swing out into the water. City Water Works 1935 Cotter Spring House - Johnson House  Hopkins' Overlook Clarence Hopkins came to Cotter in 1903 to establish the Cotter Lumber Company. One year later he and his new wife Laura began life here where they built the Paradise Theater, and operated a bank, newspaper, insurance agency, and real estate agency. They built Hopkinswoode, their lifetime residence, in 1914 and lived there until their deaths. Members of the family still live there. Cotter Bridge One | Two