Biblioteca y Museo Presidencial de William J. Clinton - Little Rock, Arkansas

Diego Rubio

Fue divertido lo recomiendo

José Antonio Argüelles Romo

si vas a little rock no dejes de visitar este museo.
empieza por el cortometraje que dura 12 minutos y visitalo todo.

Zairus Lozano

No me lo esperaba. El lugar tiene datos interesantes sobre la vida y epoca en la que Clinton fue presidente.

Ria Isa

3 floors of Clinton era history, well preserved. There’s a nice gift shop downstairs. The views from the museum are gorgeous with the Clinton Bridge, River Trail and Wetlands in view. The staff are kind here. You’ve got to security screen when you enter.
Reading about how the Clinton’s decorated for Christmas, had children over to read, loved music and encouraged artists and even received gifts for their pets, Buddy and Socks seemed so far ago. Times have surely changed. Having a picnic on the White House lawn is of a bygone era. It’s good to see how much of the past history is still preserved. Spending 8 years in the White House coming from Little Rock is big change especially for little Chelsea just 12 years old. The Clintons did well.

Isaac Sony

The Clinton Presidential Library is a fascinating journey through modern American history! Engaging exhibits showcase the Clinton presidency and 90s culture. Loved the replica Oval Office and the thoughtful reflections on his time in office. A must-see for history buffs and anyone interested in politics.

R R

I had been looking forward to visiting the William Jefferson Clinton Library for quite some time, and it truly exceeded my expectations. The grounds are expansive and beautifully situated in a scenic part of Little Rock, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience. The building itself is striking, and during the tour, they provide fascinating insights into the significance of its setting and architecture. The exhibits are incredibly well-done, particularly the section that walks you through each year of Clinton’s presidency. The Oval Office replica was impressively realistic, offering a glimpse into what it might have felt like to work in that iconic space.

While political divides in the U.S. are sharper than ever, this visit was a refreshing opportunity to reflect on a time when progress was made despite those differences. It serves as a reminder that our leaders, regardless of politics, are shaped by their contexts and experiences. The knowledgeable and helpful staff made the tour even more enriching, and I left with a deeper understanding and appreciation of Clinton’s legacy.

castercamber

Not many presidential libraries in my neck of the woods so if one happens to be close by I'll drop in, even if I voted against the guy twice. (Most satisfying was my vote against his wife in 2016, I am not a fan of her). That said the '90s were good to me so Bill gets some of the credit regardless.

Right away we got friendly greetings and easy access into the building. Helpful docents were stationed on all floors, they obviously enjoyed their work and made our visit more enjoyable as well.

Walking through I kept having flashbacks to the early '90s, a time I remember well and with fondness. My wife interacts with the local school system and she recognized some of the education programs originating during the Clinton Administration.

The Library was celebrating its 20th anniversary and as others have noted the building is showing its age (the outside could use a pressure washing) but the displays were quite informative. Upper floors had expansive views of downtown, the Arkansas River and the old railroad bridge. (Make sure you take a walk over the bridge once you exit the library, it's right there.)

We declined to pay for pictures in the "Oval Office" but we did stop in the gift shop and got a magnet. (Always get a magnet!)

Overall it was a fine way to spend a warm fall afternoon.

Pia Linder

Definitely a must see stop if you are in Little Rock! Count on being there a few hours because there is so much to see. The museum is spread over multiple Flores and each floor has many exhibits and objects from the Clinton presidency along with pictures and video. The time line of the presidency was especially interesting. The museum is right off of the river and is in a great location. The grounds were great to walk around with numerous art installations.