Museums
Delta Cultural Center
A free museum of Arkansas Delta history, blues music and river life in downtown Helena.
The Delta Cultural Center is a museum of the Department of Arkansas Heritage. It keeps and presents the cultural history of the Arkansas Delta. It is in the old Missouri Pacific Railroad Depot in downtown Helena.
The museum has two main buildings. The Depot Museum holds the exhibits on Delta history and culture: the region's music, its farming past and the Mississippi River. The Visitors Center has information about the region. One exhibit covers the "King Biscuit Time" radio show, which still broadcasts from KFFA on Cherry Street.
Admission is free. The staff can suggest other places to see in the Delta.
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0.2 miles from the inn
KFFA Radio - King Biscuit Time
Home of King Biscuit Time, on the air since 1941. It is the longest-running daily blues radio show in the United States.
0.4 miles from the inn
Helena Levee Walk
A paved path along the top of the Mississippi River levee, with Blues Trail markers and views of the river.
0.5 miles from the inn
Helena Museum of Phillips County
A local history museum with Civil War artifacts from the Battle of Helena and exhibits on the region.
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