4.5William J. Clinton Presidential Library(2.601 reviews) - Start you Little Rick adventure here! Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings • Libraries
The William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park, located on the banks of the Arkansas River in Little Rock, Arkansas, attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world to its grounds each year. Opened in 2004, the Center is home to the Little Rock offices of the Clinton Foundation, the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, and the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.See more..
Located in the beautiful War Eagle Valley, the War Eagle Mill offers a historical perspective to life in the Ozarks. Visit the Mill and the historic bridge on the river, learn about the history of the region, shop for organic and locally made foods and local crafts. Top your visit with a meal at the Bean Palace cafe."See more..
The Anthony Chapel Complex is a part of Garvan Woodland Gardens, the 210 acre botanical garden of the University of Arkansas located on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Visitors may park near the lovely glass chapel in the woods and take a short walkway to the Chapel. The Chapel is open during normal business hours, UNLESS it is rented for a private wedding or event. Visitors are not allowed in the Chapel when it is rented for a private event. The Chapel is currently a free area of Garvan Woodland Gardens. Visitors to the Gardens enter at the Welcome Center and pay admission.See more..
The house is a quick walk from and on the grounds of the Crystal Bridges Museum. Free, advance tickets are required to enter the Bachman-Wilson House. We were able to go to Crystal Bridges and get tickets for a few minutes after our arrival to the museum. Availability probably depends on the number of visitors at the time. We arrived on a rainy Thursday afternoon in March. Before entering after presenting your free ticket, you will be given an audio guide which will explain what you see inside this Frank Lloyd Wright's house that was moved piece by piece from New Jersey. There is some information about the exterior as well.See more..
The downtown Texarkana Post Office sits on the state line of Texarkana and Arkansas. The Post Office is so unique that it has been noted to be the 2nd most photographed Post Office in the United States!See more..
Charming and peaceful garden area with a fountain. Great place to just relax. Of particular interest is the wonderful entry gate. Constructed by South Korean craftsmen using Douglas fir the 80 ton gare is apparently constructed without use of nails or fasteners - just the pieces fitting properly into one another.See more..
5.01894 Gallery(30 reviews) - SkyyVizionz Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Art Galleries • Architectural Buildings
The Gallery is housed in The Historic 1894, a National Historic Register Building, in downtown Texarkana. With more that 12,000 square feet of art, The Gallery represents over 90 artists and authors, most of whom are local. Visitors from the 50 states along with those from many other countries purchase a variety of artistic art forms such as paintings, ceramics, glass, and photography.See more..
1894 City Market is where the locals and professionals take their pictures. Built in 1894 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, one of the truly unique Architectural structures in the Four States area. More pictures are taken here than anywhere else in the area. The contrast of new and old creates time travel pictures of 123 years ago. Second Saturday trade days are held every second Saturday of each month featuring local craftspeople and goods. Building tours are available on second Saturday trade days. The building is currently being renovated for art galleries and retail space on the first floor, with offices and loft apartments on the upper floors. Come tour a building that has seen two turns of the centuries, 1900 and 2000. Oklahoma was a territory and Grover Cleveland was beginning his second term as president.See more..
4.0St. Catherine's at Bell Gable(11 reviews) - Chapel, Barn and Grounds! Beautiful! Tuesday: Spent 1-2 hours Architectural Buildings
Although another reviewer noted the St. Catherine's at Bell Gable was closed due to flooding they never were closed beyond a couple of days in May 2017 to clean up from the historic floods in Northwest Arkansas. We have visited numerous times since the flooding and our experience has always been positive! Amazingly beautiful fairy tale of a place! I don't understand why someone would provide a average or negative review of a place because they couldn't access a place that was cleaning up from a weather related event. Highly recommend to all! See more..
4.5Dallas County Museum(4 reviews) - Want to find out how Bear Bryant got his nickname? Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
There's the Dallas County Museum and a separate location for the Sports Museum. I hated that I only had time to visit the Sports Museum. It was selected as one of the Arkansas sites for a traveling Smithsonian exhibit, and I wanted to see that plus the exhibits relating to the Sparkman Sparklers and to Bear Bryant. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there, and I have no doubt that what I call the "regular" part of the museum would have had equally interesting displays. The museum is not open on Mondays; there is no fee for admission but donations are welcome.See more..
4.5Fort Logan H. Roots Military Post Historic District(4 reviews) - Awesome Spent < 1 hour Architectural Buildings • Lookouts • Military Bases & Facilities • Government Buildings Thank you for the work you do for Veteran, especially my husband. I couldn't be more happy with the care he's received.See more..
We drove around the town square to see the architecture. The most interesting find was the former Randolph County Courthouse on the town's square in Downtown Pocahontas. The building is quite beautiful.See more..
The Bonneville House(0 review) Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Architectural Buildings
The Bonneville House is "Fort Smith's Favorite Place for Elegant Gatherings." This magnificent icon from the 19th century provides a dramatic backdrop for weddings, receptions, anniversaries, birthdays, showers, business meetings, dinner parties and other private events.See more..
