5 Must-See Sites in Little Rock, Arkansas

The state’s largest, free-standing facility dedicated to the study of Arkansas, Bobby L. Roberts Library of Arkansas History and Art features exhibitions and retail art galleries covering the history and culture of the state. Exhibitions go back three centuries, while galleries showcase work from more than 50 Arkansas artists. © Itsadream | Dreamstime.com

Part of the U.S. Civil Rights Trail, Little Rock Nine Memorial on the grounds of the Arkansas State Capitol honors the bravery of nine African American students who enrolled at Little Rock Central High School during the beginning stages of desegregation in 1957. The memorial features quotes from each student. © Glenn Nagel | Dreamstime.com

Visit the presidential library of Bill Clinton, the offices of the Clinton Foundation and Clinton Presidential Park at Clinton Presidential Center. Here, you’ll find exhibits displaying various items from Clinton’s presidency. © Amadeustx | Dreamstime.com

For some outdoor time, head to Julius Breckling Riverfront Park, spanning 39 acres with walkways, terraces, plazas, sitting areas and a sculpture garden. The Vogel Schwartz Sculpture Garden features outdoor “rooms” with 90 works from sculptors both from Arkansas and across the country. © Itsadream | Dreamstime.com

Are you a fan of the classic film Gone with the Wind? Don’t miss a trip to Old Mill, a historic recreation of an 1880’s water-powered grist mill featured in the opening scenes of the movie. Located in T.R. Pugh Memorial Park, Old Mill offers 30-minute guided tours for groups of 25 or more. © Peter Paulsen | Dreamstime.com