Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Arkansas

While in Arkansas, you might enjoy a visit to:

A corporate museum occupies the humble town square spot where Sam Walton's Wal-Mart began. See Sam's preserved office, his hunting boots, his favorite pickup truck, and his wife's wedding dress, among many other inspiring artifacts.

Alma calls itself "Spinach Capital of the World" and holds a spinach festival every April. The more mutant of its two Popeye statues was retired from the town's main street, but can be found inside a gift shop.

As "Watermelon Capital of the World," Hope's Visitor Center mostly devotes itself to exhibits on Hope's giant watermelons, but does reserve some space for its other local pride and joy, President Bill Clinton.
~102 miles from Crossett.

In this Creationist creation, man and dinosaurs survived the Great Flood and lived together. For a while anyway.

Once ubiquitous novelty gift, the motion-activated singing fish trophies have been abandoned by the hundreds to Billy Bass Adoption Centers. This restaurant claims to be the first.
~113 miles from Crossett.

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