Yellville, Arkansas, is the quintessential Ozark small town. Home to roughly 1,200 residents, it offers a perfect blend of rich pioneer history, striking architecture, and rugged natural beauty.History & ArchitectureOriginally known as Shawneetown, the town was renamed in 1855 after Arkansas’ second governor, Archibald Yell. Today, its walkable downtown square is a treasure trove of historic charm, featuring specialty shops, antique stores, and local businesses. History buffs will love the Cowdrey House, a stunning 1904 Queen Anne Victorian, and the nearby Rush Historic District, a fascinating zinc-mining ghost town that tells the story of the area’s early 20th-century industrial boom.Outdoor AdventureThe "crown jewel" of the town is Crooked Creek, which flows directly through Yellville. It is a premier destination for smallmouth bass fishing, floating, and swimming.
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