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ABOUT DeWITT, AR
Aristotle's history with DeWitt, Arkansas, goes back to 2021 when we launched our high-speed Internet locally. Learn more about DeWitt below.
Located in the southeast region of the state in Arkansas County, DeWitt lies about 53 miles east of Pine Bluff and is a stop on the Great River Road National Scenic Byway. A Native American village until 1816, DeWitt was selected as the county seat in 1852.
A mural titled “Contemporary Portrait of DeWitt,” is one of 21 post office murals commissioned for the State of Arkansas between 1938 and 1943 to beautify communities and support out-of-work artists as part of the New Deal. Artist William Traher, selected for the DeWitt project, made sketches of the people and the community, which he used to create his mural.
Frank Glasgow Tinker, a “flyer of fortune” during the Spanish Civil War, attended high school in DeWitt. While in Spain he became acquainted with Ernest Hemingway, who based his short story, “Night Before Battle,” on Tinker.
Excerpt from: Arkansas.com
Located in the southeast region of the state in Arkansas County, DeWitt lies about 53 miles east of Pine Bluff and is a stop on the Great River Road National Scenic Byway. A Native American village until 1816, DeWitt was selected as the county seat in 1852.
A mural titled “Contemporary Portrait of DeWitt,” is one of 21 post office murals commissioned for the State of Arkansas between 1938 and 1943 to beautify communities and support out-of-work artists as part of the New Deal. Artist William Traher, selected for the DeWitt project, made sketches of the people and the community, which he used to create his mural.
Frank Glasgow Tinker, a “flyer of fortune” during the Spanish Civil War, attended high school in DeWitt. While in Spain he became acquainted with Ernest Hemingway, who based his short story, “Night Before Battle,” on Tinker.
Excerpt from: Arkansas.com
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