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Founded in 1960 with 58 charter members, the Garland County Historical Society was organized with the purposes of preserving historical artifacts from the Garland County. Features of the society's collection include over 12,000 photographs, newspapers, manuscripts and maps. Guided tours are also available with reservation.
Address: 328 Quapaw Avenue Hot Springs AR USA 71901
 Send an Email  1 501 321-2159
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Built in 1875 this mansion was once home to Colonel Samuel West Peel and his family. Today the house is now a museum and the grounds are an outdoor museum of historic roses, perennials and native plants.
Address: 400 South Walton Blvd. , Bentonville AR 72712
Send an Email (2) 1 501 273-9664
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Abundant Memories Heritage Village invites visitors to explore the site where 25 historical buildings are furnished with thousands of antiques and artifacts. America's past comes alive through the military fort, a blacksmith shop and at the live historical presentation at the Garrison Gallery Theatre.
Address: 2434 HWY 23 N Eureka Springs AR USA 72632
1 479 253-6764
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Located in the former Fordyce Bathhouse, the Hot Springs National Park Visitor Center now houses a four-story museum. Visitors can learn about the history of bathhouse and view the many rooms of this former bathhouse, including the gymnasium, the changerooms, the bowling alley, the music room and more.
Address: 369 Central Avenue Hot Springs AR USA 71901
1 501 624-2701
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