Blytheville, Arkansas: Art Deco Greyhound Bus Station
Stylish deco-moderne 1930s bus station closed in 2001, was restored and reopened in 2010 as a transportation museum. Segregated customer entrances still visible.
Main Street Blytheville
- Address:
- 101-199 N 5th St, Blytheville, AR
- Directions:
- N 5th St between Walnut and Main St.
- Hours:
- M-F 8-5 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 870-763-2525
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The restored Greyhound bus depot in Blytheville is the only remaining Art Moderne Greyhound bus terminal in Arkansas, and the only Art Deco island-style Greyhound station in the U.S. that is preserved with its original look. Its structure preserves even some less honorable aspects of area history, with separate entrances for "Coloreds" and "Whites."
[Cody Perrin, 02/22/2023]
A freestanding art deco former Greyhound bus station has been restored and is at the corner of West Walnut and North 5th St. in Blytheville.
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The chamber of commerce opened it up as a museum; it contains displays about its history. Debra Jane Seltzer tells us there are many more of these Greyhound buildings preserved, some even still operating such as this one in Jackson, TN