Perry County, Arkansas

Perry County Court House

Main & Pine Sts.

Perryville, Perry County, Arkansas
1888 brick public building
Listed in National Register of Historic Places on July 6, 1976.

Military Service
"Remembrance"

World War I
Burch, Verland H.
Gaston, James C.
Green, Benjamin F.
Leach, Larkin W.
Martin, Albert R.
Thornburg, Clarence E.

Korea
Anderson, Jacob
Binam, Hiram
Hilborn, Odis
Martin, James F.
Rainey, Alton B.
Davis, Troy C.
Smith, W. Lewis

Vietnam
Allen, James H.
Bennett, Harold G.
Cragar, James L.
Lee, Hubert L.
Richards, Michael
Shewmake, John O.

Law Enforcement Memorial

John Baylor House

Fisher, Tucker

Holmes, Tom

Lane, Leslie C.

Perry County Court House

The first Court House in Perry County created in 1840, was erected in 1841 in what is known as the old town of Perryville. This house was burned in 1850. In 1871 a Court House was built on the present location in the new town of Perryville. This building burned in 1874. It was rebuilt, and again burned in 1880. The present building was erected in 1888.

In Honor of
Dr. Ben Hyatt
in grateful appreciation for your
outstanding and dedicated service to the people of Perry County. December 2000.

In Memory of Dr. Stanley

44 Years of Service to Perry County

Perry County