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Marion was founded in 1896 but the community existed long before that date. Marion was part of Louisiana from 1764 until 1803 when it became Louisiana. The oldest land titles in the region are Spanish land grants dating back to before the Louisiana Purchase. The area became part of Arkansas Territory after the Louisiana Purchase. The Trail of Tears was a forced removal of Native Americans from Georgia and Mississippi in the 1830s. It is located near the spot where the Sultana Steamboat burst and sank. To remember the victims of the accident, a memorial has been placed in the square.
Marion, AR was named for Marion Tolbert. Two commissioners were appointed by the county court in 1837 to choose a location for a new county seat. On June 25, 1837, Tolbert and Temperance, his wife, gave a deed for the county of Crittenden to the commissioners. Marion Tolbert was the county seat in Crittenden County, AR. A new town was established and named Marion. Marion was first incorporated in 1851. The current incorporation date back to 1896.
