White Hall Police Department

White Hall, Arkansas, is a city steeped in history, originating from a natural spring-fed creek known as Crenshaw Springs that attracted travelers in the 1800s. Settlers built a one-room structure nearby, which served as a schoolhouse and meeting place, earning the area its namesake as the "white hall" due to its distinctive whitewashed clapboards.

Officially incorporated as a city in 1964, White Hall has grown rapidly while preserving its historical roots. The community continues to thrive, providing residents and visitors with a glimpse into its storied past and the natural beauty that first drew settlers to the area.

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