Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Conway, AR

AIRPORT - LIT. Construction on this building began in 1899, with the convening of the first legislature in 1911. Take a...

AIRPORT - LIT. Construction on this building began in 1899, with the convening of the first legislature in 1911. Take a guided audio tour through the massive brass Tiffany entry doors down marble floors. Native limestone was used in the structure. A spectacular twelve-foot chandelier accents an elegant rotunda dome with hand painted murals.

Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-4pm

AIRPORT - LIT. Originally built in 1836 as the first capitol, this is the oldest standing capitol building west of the...

AIRPORT - LIT. Originally built in 1836 as the first capitol, this is the oldest standing capitol building west of the Mississippi. You may remember it as the location in which President Bill Clinton delivered his 1992 and 1996 election victory speeches. Recipient of National Historic Landmark status in 1997, it is a beautiful reflection of a bygone era.

Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; Sun 1pm-5pm

QUAWPAW HISTORIC DISTRICT. This historic site is the landmark of Arkansas's 1957 Integration Crisis. In 1957, Central...

QUAWPAW HISTORIC DISTRICT. This historic site is the landmark of Arkansas's 1957 Integration Crisis. In 1957, Central was the largest high school in America and the scene of a bitter desegregation struggle, when nine black students enrolled under the protection of federal troops. Across the street, do not miss the painstakingly restored vintage Mobil gas station that serves as the Central High Museum Center.

Hours: Daily 9am-4:30pm

AIRPORT - LIT. Encompassing an area that houses three National Historic Register districts and over 135 National...

AIRPORT - LIT. Encompassing an area that houses three National Historic Register districts and over 135 National Historic Register buildings, the Quarter gives the visitor a feel of early antebellum and Victorian Arkansas. Walk/drive alone or on guided tours offered by the Landmark Trust of Arkansas. All of the buildings function as private residences or businesses, but some of them open to the public for tours during the first weekend of May.

Hours: Event Dates and Times Vary

QUAWPAW HISTORIC DISTRICT. Likened to Westminster cemetery in England, this is the resting place for most of the...

QUAWPAW HISTORIC DISTRICT. Likened to Westminster cemetery in England, this is the resting place for most of the well-known prominent Arkansans. This was the only cemetery in Arkansas until 1863. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

AIRPORT - LIT. For TV buffs, this house was the opening shot each week for Designing Women. An intriguing combination of...

AIRPORT - LIT. For TV buffs, this house was the opening shot each week for Designing Women. An intriguing combination of Italianate and Second Empire architecture, the home was constructed in 1881 for Angelo and Jennie Marre. Subsequent owners added their own personal adjustments and improvements, and today's home is a beautiful and completely unique which functions as a private residence.

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm

QUAWPAW HISTORIC DISTRICT. Cited as Arkansas' best example of the ornate Victorian style and the region's most important...

QUAWPAW HISTORIC DISTRICT. Cited as Arkansas' best example of the ornate Victorian style and the region's most important depiction of Gothic Queen Anne, this mansion was originally constructed in 1888. Boasting a stained glass skylight, one-half story corner tower and octagonal shaped rooms, The Empress is daring and totally unique.

Hours: Tours Mon-Fri 11:30am-3pm

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The Toltec Mounds are Arkansas's tallest reminders of Native America, a historic government and ceremonial area that was...

The Toltec Mounds are Arkansas's tallest reminders of Native America, a historic government and ceremonial area that was inhabited from 600 A.D. until 1050 A.D. A visitor center with exhibits, an audio-visual display and archeological research laboratory can be seen on the guided tour over the three-quarter mile barrier-free trail.

Hours: Tue-Sat 8am-5pm; Sun 1pm-5pm

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