Built sometime before 1861 and first located at 702 W. 2nd Avenue, this home was Union Col. Powell Clayton’s headquarters...

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714 W. 4th Avenue

The Community Theatre, originally built in 1889 as a mercantile store, is the oldest one-screen theatre still operating in Arkansas.

207 W. 2nd

Built in 1850, the restored home is now a tourist information center. Open Monday through Thursday.

Ph: 870.536.8742

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110 N. Pine

Former home of Judge Joseph W. and Frances Lindsay Bocage and listed on the National Register for Historic Places...

1115 W. 4th Avenue

Located in the historic district of town, this Victorian-style home was the residence of the famous archer, bow hunter and manufacturer...

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716 W. Barraque

Partially burned in 1976, the Jefferson County Courthouse was rebuilt around the center portion of the 1856 building and reopened in 1980.

101 W. Barraque

This house was constructed in 1937 during the Great Depression. Designed in the Art Moderne style of architecture...

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3601 South Cherry

The Jewel Bain House Number 4 is a U-shaped single-story brick structure, with sections covered by separately hipped roofs...

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27 Longmeadow

Margland consists of four historic Southern homes circa 1879-1907 which have been turned into a delightful bed & breakfast.

703 W. 2nd Avenue

This house was the birthplace (and later residence) of the outspoken Martha Beall Mitchell, wife of former U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell.

902 W. 4th Avenue

This five-room schoolhouse, located on land donated by Joseph Merrill in 1886, was the site of a school for African American children...

211 N. Linden

Built around 1894 in the Queen Anne style architecture. At one time America’s first cowboy, Broncho Billy Anderson, lived in the house...

717 W. 2nd

This 1,500-seat, seven-story Saenger Theatre was constructed in 1922. It was one of over 350 theaters in the Saenger theatre chain.

207 W. 2nd Avenue

Taylor Field is a baseball stadium built in 1939-40 with funding support from the Works Progress Administration...

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1201 E. 16th Avenue

Arkansas’ oldest Episcopal church. Among the most prominent features of the church are the Gothic architecture...

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703 W. 3rd Avenue

Originally a synagogue built at the turn of the 20th century, this building at 2nd and Poplar St. was the second synagogue...

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1002 W. 2nd Avenue

Built around 1875 by Marshall Trulock in Romanesque Revival style, this house is distinguished by its unusual rounded entrance...

704 W. Barraque

The W.E. O'Bryant Bell Tower occupies a prominent central position on the campus of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.

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1200 N. University Drive