Arkansas history
Neighborhood: Downtown
Phone: +1 501 324 9685
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Discover the secrets of Arkansas' history in the oldest still-standing state capitol building west of the Mississippi River. Peruse permanent exhibits of Arkansas' women, President Clinton's journey to Washington, the first Arkansas House of Representatives, Arkansas first families, period rooms and the state house's history. Current special exhibits include "Brother In Arms: The Spence Family and the Civil War," which provides an in-depth look at the Civil War through Arkansas soldiers' perspectives. Visitors may either take a self-guided tour of the museum, or take one of the guided tours available each hour. Admission is free.
M-Sa 9a-5p, Su 1p-5p
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Absolutely Loved It!
I loved the whole building inside and out. I always have. I have been to the building so many time...
Reviewed by:kshime92 from Hamburg, AR on Oct 19 2005
Self-guided tour.
The Old State House Museum is a wonderful old building full of history. We were a bit rushed, since...
Reviewed by:Robin from Tallahassee, FL on Jan 18 2005
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