Editing Prescott, Arkansas (section)

==Points of interest==
* [[Carolina Methodist Church]] - (Private) A one-story wood frame rectangular ecclesiastical building that is an excellent example of early vernacular Greek Revival style architecture.
* [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Nevada County, Arkansas|De Ann Cemetery]] - Final resting place for early settlers of Prescott and Nevada County.
* [[Elkin's Ferry Battleground]] - National Historic Landmark of the [[Arkansas in the American Civil War|Civil War]].
* [[Moscow Methodist Church and Cemetery]] - (Private) Original area of local settlement and commerce prior to construction of the [[List of Arkansas railroads|Cairo and Fulton Railroad]].
* [[Historic Washington State Park]] - Located 25 miles southwest of Prescott, the park offers visitors guided tours which interpret the history of this pioneer settlement, originally located on the [[Southwest Trail]]. The park hosts Civil War reenactments, the annual [[Narcissus (plant)|Jonquil]] Festival, and a Christmas Festival.
* [[Prairie D'Ane Battlefield]] - National Historic Landmark of the [[Arkansas in the American Civil War|Civil War]].
* [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Nevada County, Arkansas|Prescott Commercial Historic District]] - Downtown Area of unique Architecture and Commerce.
* [http://www.prescottraceway.net/ Prescott Raceway] – Offers 1/4-mile [[drag racing]].
* [http://www.prescottar.com/index.php/economic-development/beautification Sterling Square Park] – Includes brick sidewalks with memorial pavers, benches, and a fountain. A mural illustrates historic scenes from the area.
* [[White Oak Lake State Park]] and [[Poison Springs Battleground State Park]] - Located 22 miles east of Prescott, the parks include campsites, pavilions, picnic sites, trails, playgrounds, and a visitor center with exhibits and interactive programs. The parks are an interpretation gateway to the [[Camden Expedition]], and the [[Red River Campaign]].