MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History - Little Rock, AR - a museum dedicated to Arkansas's role in the military through history

The MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History located in Little Rock, Arkansas' can be found in the Little Rock Arsenal's Tower Building. The facility was developed to interpret the military heritage of the state. The men and women from Arkansas that served in the U.S. armed forces have their contributions preserved here.

The exhibits at the MacArthur Museum include weapons, uniforms and a variety of other items from the military that portray the military history of Arkansas both in the U.S. and overseas. There are a number of special events held at the museum, some of which require a reservation to participate in.

The goal of the museum is to inform and educate people about the role Arkansas played in the history of the military. The building that houses the museum was built during 1840. The facility commemorates General Douglas MacArthur's birthplace and honors the men and woman from the area that served their country.

The museum is open to the public from nine to four Tuesday through Friday and from ten until four on Saturday. On Sunday the museum is open from one until four; the facility is closed on major holidays and Mondays. Additional information about the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History's hours of operations, special events or admission rates should contact the facility directly.