Dr. P.L. Hathcock

Dr. William Mock

Dr. T.E. Rhine

The Arkansas Country Doctor Museum maintains a
Hall Of Honor of persons who have made significant contribution to health care in the Arkansas area.

Nominees may be a health professional or others who have influenced the public or private sectors to advance the health of fellowmen. Most often nominees have served with integrity to provide health care for 20 years or more, have been committed to service beyond their expected responsibilities and have exemplified compassion for others.

Anyone may submit a nomination for a Hall of Honor recipient. When information on file is felt to meet the Hall of Honor criteria, the board of directors votes on the nominee’s acceptance. The name is then added to the Hall of Honor plaque and material for public presentation is prepared.

The Arkansas Country Doctor Museum was founded in 1994 by Dr. Harold Boyer, the son of Dr. Herbert Boyer, to honor his father and other Arkansas country doctors for their heroism, selfless service and unique contributions to the people and history of Arkansas. The museum is the second country doctor museum in the United States. Its mission is to honor, preserve and educate the public about the history and heroism of country doctors in Arkansas, the unique history and culture of the Ozark area, and the history of medical theory and practice.

Located just 6 miles from the Prairie Grove Civil War Battlefield Park and Museum and 18 miles west of Fayetteville, click the “Contact Us” tab at the top of this page for an interactive map.