Blytheville Heritage Museum

The Blytheville Heritage Museum - set in northeaster part of the state - exhibits the history of Arkansas industries such as cotton and logging. Visitors may browse through the many Arkansas pioneer artifacts – like photos and maps – on display and discover the namesake behind the town of Blytheville. Housed in what was once the Kress Building on Main Street, the Blytheville Heritage Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Other attractions in Blytheville involve golfing at the Blytheville Country Club, the Great River Road National Scenic Byway and Historic Taylor House. Accommodations near the Blytheville Heritage Museum include the Best Western hotel in Blytheville, located less than four miles from the museum. Enjoy the sites and attractions in the Mississippi Delta region of Arkansas.