Washington, Arkansas: A BIG Knife and Confederate Capital!!

Washington, Arkansas: What does this Historic Arkansas town and Col. James Bowie have in common?? We’ll answer that question in THIS video!
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Chapters:
0:00 Washington, Arkansas and Jim Bowie
0:10 Washington as the State Capital
0:39 A REALLY big Magnolia tree
1:35 A Wagon Train
2:44 Throwing a Hatchet
3:11 Royston Log Cabin...yes, it's real!
3:59 Jim Bowie...Washington, Arkansas...and a special Knife!
4:48 A really cool, old, Cotton Gin
5:44 The Pioneer Cemetery and the graves of Heroes!
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[@outdoorztime2923]

Very interesting how the Magnolia Tree created its own mini forest.
LOL. Us men just can't stand to be out done, can they?! Mark, it must be that you're left-handed. :)
Another great show you've done for us. Thanks!

[@AnyWayYouTravel]

Yeah, I think hatchets are biased against lefties. My wife hasn’t let me live that one down. Thanks for the kind words!

[@mcswato1]

The "Moon Tree" deserves a mention too as a living modern pioneer survivalist via Apollo 14.