Category Archives: Arkansas

When I put this museum on my Arkansas Bucket List, I didn’t really know a lot about it. Had I known, I probably would have put it on my maybe-do list. For starters, the museum in housed in the Pine … Continue reading →

Cane Creek lake was created in 1973 by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, using federal funds. It sits on the border between the West Gulf Coastal Plain (primarily timberlands) and the Mississippi Alluvial Plain (the Delta farmland). If you … Continue reading →

This museum and its artifacts were once the Arkansas County Museum until the state took it over. Like any county museum, it has it dresses and uniforms donated by locals, a mock-up of a doctor’s office and general store, antique … Continue reading →

I discovered this place on Roadside America, which included it because it’s the official adoption center for Big Mouth Billy Bass. These were novelty gifts in the early 2000’s, which consisted of an animatronic bass on a wall plaque that … Continue reading →

This floating museum on the Arkansas River in North Little Rock consists of a small exhibit room on a barge and two vessels — USS Razorback submarine and USS Hoga, a tugboat. The Razorback was commissioned in 1944 and saw … Continue reading →