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There is something terrifying in the waters in and around the Arkansas River. Two times the people in the area have thought they had discovered what it was, but.
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Therefore, you should not expect that all of your personal information will be completely removed from our databases in response to your requests. We only use the information we collect for purposes consistent with this policy. If we propose to use your personal information for purposes beyond that explained in this policy, we will provide appropriate notice before doing so and we will provide you with the means to opt out of those uses. Legend holds that Whitey is responsible for the sinking a Confederate gunship.
It must be pointed out that there is little if any information to validate the claim of the sinking, and nothing in the historical record indicates that a strange creature of any sort had acted aggressively toward a gun boat. Although it cannot be substantiated, and is probably a tall tale, it is an interesting story; it is further proof that rivers and lakes, and what lurks beneath them, have always fascinated mankind.
It is possible that Whitey has even travelled as far as Branson, Missouri. In , an Arkansas newspaper reported that a group of timber workers saw what they believed to be a pound turtle on the bottom of the river.
The Arkansas River Monster
After news of the report, local fisherman organized efforts to try and capture the enormous turtle. It would appear that the fishermen were unsuccessful; the capture of a pound turtle would have surely generated news that would have quickly spread throughout the area.
Conor J. May 12, Accessed January 15, Dale Cox. July 10, Accessed January 16, Kathy Weiser. Updated October, Skip to content. The Aftermath The recurrence of activity and sightings of the White River Monster in the early s left a deep and lasting impression on the community. Notes 3. Please Click the Picture to Enlarge. A River Monster in Arkansas? The White River Monster has been reported since at least the early s, although some monster fans have vaguely suggested that it might have been involved in the sinking of a boat on the river during the Civil War.
Search for Mystery
Boats were sunk in the White River during the war, but nothing in the official records of the Civil War armies and navies suggests a monster was involved. The first documented case of something strange in the river actually dates from about 50 years later. In December of , an Arkansas newspaper reported that timber workers floating rafts of cedar on the White River below Branson, Missouri , had seen something large and strange on the bottom.
At first they thought it was a boulder, but then they became convinced it was a gigantic turtle: They estimated its weight at pounds. The report of the big river monster created quite a sensation among the sportsmen of Branson, and Tom Brainard, one of the local anglers, organized a party to go and capture it. As it will be impossible to gig the turtle they took a number of strong ropes which they will endeavor to loop over it and land it in that manner.
The results of the expedition down the river from Branson are not known, but twelve years later the monster of White River showed up further downstream in Arkansas.
According to some accounts, a Little Rock woman described seeing it surface with a blowing noise.