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Located only 1 mile from Univ. of Arkansas, 35 miles from Eureka Springs. 80 miles from Branson, MO...
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Hampton Inn Fayetteville is located at the intersection of Highways I-540/71 and Hwy. 62, Exit 62 in the southwest...
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Check rates!The University of Arkansas Fayetteville was founded in 1871, as Arkansas Industrial University. The campus was purchased in 1899. The university opened its doors and classes first began in February 1872. The citizens of Washington County had to raise $130,000 for the founding of the university. It was nicknamed "The Hill", when it was opened, because of its location, overlooking the Ozark Mountains. There are 11 branches of the university, spread across Arkansas. The Fayetteville campus contains the School of Human Environmental Sciences, College of Education & Health Professions, School for Continuing Education and many other degree-granting academic divisions.
The campus includes a total of 130 buildings, spread on 345 acres. There are over 16 000 students from all over the state and around 900 international students, from over 100 countries that are attending classes at the university.
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Arkansas Air Museum. The museum is a popular tourist attraction in Fayetteville. Visitors can make an idea about the history of flying, by admiring displays of racing planes, dating from the 1920's. The aircrafts presented are in flying condition and the museum is located in a building that used to be an aircraft hangar in 1940, at 4290 South School Street.
Walton Arts Center. The center contains the Joy Pratt Markham Gallery, McBride Studio, Cynthia H. Coughlin Gallery, Baum Walker Hall and Starr Theatre. It is an auditorium used for many events, including concerts, musical performances and ceremonies. Visitors can see artwork displays in an elegant setting during the year, at the Cynthia H. Coughlin Gallery.
Devil's Den State Park. It is located 8 miles south of Fayetteville. It contains many caves that tourists can explore, as well as a large forest. Devil's Den State Park is part of a 2000-acre park in the Ozark Mountains, Winslow. Visitors can also see here the Devil's Ice Box and Twin Falls Lake.
Fayetteville was founded in 1828 and it is a part of Washington County, Arkansas. In 1836 it was incorporated as a town. Before the Cherokees, the area was used by Quapaw and Osage tribes for hunting. The town continued to grow in the past 170 years into the city that we know today, and that is considered to be one of the best places to live in America or to attend college.
Fayetteville has a humid subtropical climate and is receiving cold air masses from the north. Due to its location, in the Ozark Mountains, temperatures are very low during the night. Summer is the best time to visit the city and explore the surroundings and nearby lakes or forests. Spring and fall brings mild weather, but during winter, it is very cold, and it is not a very good time for outdoor activities.
In the year 2000, 58,047 inhabitants were registered within Fayetteville. The city has a culturally diverse population, and it was named the second best educated city in Arkansas in 2000, with over 40% of the people having a degree and more than 41% holding a baccalaureate degree or higher.