Hempstead County was organized in 1818, before Congress establishedĪrkansas as a Territory. Hope, Arkansas, is in the county of Hempstead in the southwest corner of the state. Hope wasn’t settled until the second decade of the nineteenth century. By 1835 Arkansas became a United States territory and most of the land that was lying between the Ouachita and Red Rivers had been taken up by farmers. Hope is a flat expansion of land with small towns on a landscape that drains It lies in the ArkansasĬomponent of the area where three states conjoin, called the Ark-la-tex.
Hope is in the southwest corner of Arkansas. Hope, Arkansas, has greatly influenced the life of William “Bill” Jefferson Blythe III. Life and later political career the short time that he lived in the house and the lack of a direct association with his political career also preclude In addition, the relationships that Clinton developed while living in this house were important in the study of his The vinyl siding and the carport preclude the propertyįrom National Register listing. (1951-1953) was less than three years it still greatly influenced the former President of the United States Bill Clinton in his later life and politics.ĭuring the years he spent in Hope he learned the importance of education and lasting friendships. The home is where Bill Clinton experienced his early childhood. Plain traditional style with craftsman bungalow influences. Local significance under Criterion B for its association with Bill Clinton. The Boyhood Home of William “Bill” Jefferson Blythe III, located in Hope, Arkansas, is being nominated to the Arkansas Register of Historic Places with
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