Potts Inn Museum — Attraction in Pottsville

What a hidden gem! I've driven through Pottsville on Highway 64 dozens of times, but never knew this museum existed. The main house is immaculately restored and filled with period furnishings from the Potts and other early families. The outbuildings are filled with different artifacts from dolls, to medical equipment to hats. If you're a history buff, it's worth the drive to Pottsville just to see the Potts Inn, as well as the 1913 Bank and original grocery store across the street. I did not take the tour- I wanted to just poke around and take everything in on my own, but I will go back later and take the guided tour to get more...

Potts Inn Museum offers the visitor a look back to the 1800's in Arkansas, with access to a well-preserved home still sitting on its original foundation next to a tree estimated to be 230 years old. Enjoy visiting room after room on two floors filled with period furniture, then tour the grounds to see some other old outbuildings that have been moved to the site from around the county. You can easily spend 60 to 90 minutes to take it all in, but there's no rush...and no admission...but freewill donations to help preserve a part of Arkansas history are...

This wonderful historical place has been here my entire life, and I'm just now discovering it's amazing heritage and tranquil setting! My wife and I are photographers and recently photographed friends at this beautiful getaway! The curators were extremely nice and welcoming, and the photos turned...