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 Garland
County was formed from
Montgomery,
Hot Spring and
Saline Counties on April 5, 1873, and named
for Augustus H. Garland, Governor of Arkansas, U.S. senator, and
Grover Cleveland's attorney general. Hot Springs is the
county seat of Garland County. In 1905 the old Garland County
Courthouse, located downtown, was a victim of a disastrous fire
which destroyed more than twenty blocks of the city of Hot Springs,
and the present courthouse was built in 1905. This building
was severely damaged by a fire in 1913. Both its roof and interior
were reconstructed after the fire. |
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County Clerk
501 Ouachita Ave, Room #103
Hot Springs, AR 71901
(501) 622-3610 |
Birth Records: N/A
Marriage Records from 1873
Death Records N/A
Land Records from 1874
Probate Records from 1877
Court Records from 1873 |
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