Clinton House Museum

"We were visiting NW Arkansas to see the the fall colors (we had just driven through Scenic Highway 71) and happened to pop in the Clinton House Museum on Hillary's birthday. Not only did we get to learn more about the Clintons from someone who knew them personally but we also wrote a message/signed a birthday card for her (and had cake, of course)."

"Unfortunately we had a very poor experience. I emailed a month ahead to ask about whether we needed to reserve a time and received no reply. So we drove 2 hours from Branson while on vacation, on a day they were listed as being open, and found they were closed. It was at 11:30 so we thought maybe they were at lunch. I called and left a message asking for a call back and never got one. We came back an hour later and it was still closed. My daughter was super disappointed. We are from Omaha and not sure when we'll make it back down."

"The lady at the front desk was knowledgeable, friendly, and very nice. Museum has interesting details about the Clinton's life and, of course, what it was their first house. Free admission. Also, free parking located on the top of the hill and left side of house (hill). Opens at 10 am."

"We were visiting Fayetteville where we lived for several years in the 80s. We got to meet Bill and Hillary then and have many connections with them and the University of Arkansas. This is a charming little museum that relates to their time in Fayetteville. It was very cool to see so many items that were specially connected on us. Yet, I think others would enjoy seeing the Clinton House."