The Chi Omega Greek Theatre was built on the University of Arkansas as a replica of the Theatre of Dionysus in Greece. Gifted to the university by Chi Omega, the open air structure was built in Greek style architecture in 1930. It features fourteen pillars, symbolic for the number of original members and five aisles, in honor of the five founders of Chi Omega. The site was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1992 and is used for concerts, plays, ceremonies and other university events.
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Built in 1853, the Jonas Tebbetts residence house is now the headquarters of the Washington County Historical Society and used as a museum. The house has all original artifacts that have been collected by Judge Jonas since he resided at this place. The scars of the Fayetteville Battle which took place right outside this place is imprinted on the doorway.
