The Helena Museum of Phillips County is a historic building at 623 Pecan Street in Helena, Arkansas. The main portion of the building is a 2+1⁄2-story mansard-roofed Second Empire structure, and was built in 1891 with funds raised by the Women's Library Association.
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The quint-essential grannies attic county museum, but what separates this from other county museums is simply the large amount of collecting this museum has done. There are things here that can not be seen in most moderately sized museums, including things from the European Renaissance and Thomas Edison. This museum is definitely worth 45 minutes of your time if you find yourself...
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The museum has amazing artifacts from early Helena days. The dioramas are interesting to have a visual on how the battle of Helena took place and you can actually recognize several of the areas around town that are still standing. t's a great stop to just browse for an hour or however much time you have. Also, it was once a geocache stop but have not verified that in...
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we were lucky enough at our high school reunion to have Riley Porter give us a tour of the museum. Wonderful history displayed well worth the time and a hidden...
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