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The map and database of various museums and parks is merely a fragment of the many Arkansas history field trip destinations across the state. You can either search by keyword using the search field above or you can click on the map icons and click "View Listing" to read more about that particular field trip destination. If you would like to suggest an additional field trip opportunity, please submit it for inclusion.
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 by Josh Jenkins Arkansas Arts Center Description The Arkansas Arts Center presents inspiring and engaging educational programs for children, adults, teachers, students and visitors. Art education is approached with enthusiasm and a dedication to quality. The resources for educational programming include the Art Center collection, special exhibitions, Children’s Theatre productions and Museum School classes. Utilizing the skills of the curatorial and [...] by Josh Jenkins Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum Description The mission of the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum is to commemorate America’s rich naval and maritime heritage through the preservation and exhibition of historic naval vessels with an emphasis on the era of World War II through the present. The Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum (AIMM) opened its doors on May 15th, 2005. [...] by Josh Jenkins Arkansas Museum of Discovery Description Established in 1927 as the Museum of Natural History and Antiquities, the Museum of Discovery is the oldest museum in Little Rock. The museum was originally accredited by the American Association of Museums in 1993 and was re-accredited in 2001. During the period between its founding and its accreditation, the museum actively collected approximately [...] by Josh Jenkins Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources Description The Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources in Smackover, featuring state-of-the-art indoor exhibits as well as working equipment on display outside in its adjacent Oil Field Park, shares the fascinating stories of this region’s natural resources, with emphasis on petroleum and brine recovered for bromine extraction. The museum features a 25,000-square-foot main exhibition/research building that [...] by Josh Jenkins Arkansas Post Museum Description Explore this complex of five exhibit buildings and learn about life on, and the history of, Arkansas’s Grand Prairie and Delta. The Main House contains an audiovisual room and gift shop. The Summer Kitchen showcases domestic tools and kitchen instruments of old. The Peterson Building interprets life on the southern end of the Grand [...] by Josh Jenkins Arkansas Railroad Museum Description The role of railroad in the history of the state of Arkansas is remarkably chronicled and preserved at the Arkansas Railroad Museum. The museum is located at Port Road in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The museum is housed at the former building of Cotton Belt, or St. Louis Southwestern Railway (SSW), a historic railway company [...] |
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