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Lower White River Museum State Park
Displays show the history of the lower White River area...
Displays interpret the commercial past of the lower White River...
The museum houses a unique collection of local artifacts...
What to know
Discover the role of Arkansas’s White River, with emphasis on the Lower White, as a vital transportation route for early settlers on the Arkansas frontier. Museum exhibits interpret the river’s influence on settlements during the steamboat era and the expansion of commerce from its roots in hunting and fishing into shelling, timber, agriculture, pearling, and button making. Life-sized figures of a steamboat captain, slave, schoolteacher, and land surveyor greet visitors, introducing themselves with dialog taken from oral histories and slave narratives for a truly interactive experience. Admission to the museum is free.
2009 Main Street
Des Arc, AR 72040
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