Arkansas National Guard Museum
Lloyd England Hall
Camp Joseph T.
Robinson
North Little Rock,
Arkansas
501-212-5215
http://www.arngmuseum.com/
Lloyd England Hall
Erected in honor of Brigadier-General Lloyd England, Adjutant General, State of
Arkansas, during the World War, and also in memory of those Camp Pike
Commissioners who have passed on.
H.L. Remmel
W.B. Smith
Albert Cohn
Col. J.A. Shipton
Camp Pike Honorary Commission,
John R. Fordyce, Chairman,
W.S. Mitchell, Secretary
H.F. Fredeman
H.M. Armistead,
J.C. Conway,
Blake Williams,
W.E. Lenon,
Dr. Geo. L. Sands
Thompson, Sanders & Ginocchio, Architects.
The Arkansas National Guard Museum
Restoration completed 1999
The honorable Mike Huckabee - Governor MG Don C. Morrow - The Adjutant General
Board of Directors
The Arkansas National Guard Museum, Inc.
MG (Ret.) James A. Ryan, Chairman
Col. Charles E. Henry - Vice Chairman
Col. (Ret.) Steve Rucker - Secretary
Col. George McCulley - Treasurer
Col. (Ret.) Frankie Sears
Col. John Cox
Maj. Dudley Smith
Maj. Earnest Tate
CW2 Greg Settles
CSM Debboe Collins
CMSGT (Ret) Wayne Cullins
Camp Pike to Camp Robinson
In a memorandum to "All Organizational Commanders" dated April 26, 1938, the
Adjutant General's Department advised "..that the name of Camp Pike, Arkansas,
has been changed to Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas. This change was made by
General Orders #8, War Department, 1937."
Joseph Taylor Robinson was a Democratic United States Senator, member of the
United States House of Representatives, Governor of Arkansas and U.S.
Vice-President candidate. He was majority leader of the Senate when he died July
14, 1937. It is presumed the name change was requested by the State of Arkansas
but this has not been substantiated.
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