Housed in the oldest standing state capitol building west of the Mississippi River, this museum chronicles Arkansas’ history since it became a state in 1836. Exhibits range from historic first ladies’ gowns to natural curiosities and the building’s original legislative chamber. Its grounds are famous for hosting President Clinton’s two election night victory speeches in 1992 and 1996.
Old State House Museum
Old State House Museum300 W Markham St
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
Hours
Related Content
Your Guide to a Family-Friendly Spring Break in Little Rock
Spring break doesn’t have to mean crowded beaches, long flights, or a packed itinerary.
How to Enjoy Spring Break in Little Rock
Spring break looks good in Little Rock. Whether you’re after a slower week of sightseeing or a few days packed…
The Best Ways to Celebrate Black History Month in Little Rock
Little Rock’s identity is inseparable from the contributions and courage of Black Arkansans. As part of the United States Civil…
Four of Little Rock’s Most Haunted Places
Little Rock is rich in history year-round, but when October rolls in, that history comes with a spooky twist.