Explore Benton County
Rogers Historical Museum
Guided tours of the historic 1895 Hawkins House, plus exhibits on local history. "The Attic"
Rogers, AR MuseumsCivil War Cave
Used by Confederate troops during the Civil War; contains 50-year-old rimstone formations over which flow 60,000 gallons of water. The cave is 58 degrees year-round, lighted;
Bentonville, AR Historical MarkersDowntown Historic District
Features brick-paved streets, unique shops and restaurants; incorporated in 1881 when the first passenger train rolled in on the Frisco railroad; soda fountain at Poor Richard's Gift &
Rogers, AR Historic DistrictsRogers Little Theater
Dinner theater, concerts and children's shows at Victory Theater.
Rogers, AR TheatresHobbs State Park-Conservation Area
A limited development of 11,964 acres of natural park along the southern shore of Beaver Lake. Two hiking trails, one with primitive campsites near Beaver Lake; 100-yard all-weather public firing range; regulated seasonal hunting; Van Winkle historical site;
Rogers, AR State ParksWar Eagle Mill/War Eagle Bridge
Contains a working water-powered grist mill, restaurant and gift shop.
Rogers, AR HistoryFusion Fine Arts Gallery
Local, regional and national artists' works. Also, art supplies - everything from canvases to kids crayons;
Bentonville, AR ArtsEdith's Costume Jewelry Museum
Directions: Corner of Moberly and Del White Over 9,000 pieces of costume jewelry are featured in three rooms. They include such brand names as Coro, Sarah Coventry, Monet, Napier, Judy Lee, and more.
Bentonville, AR MuseumsSiloam Springs Museum
Directions: Follow signs from Broadway or Mt. Olive. Pioneer artifacts, documents, vintage clothing
Siloam Springs, AR MuseumsSager Creek Arts Center
Drama, music, dance, visual arts, literature and children's threater. Includes works by area artists showcased in a historic 1921 church.
Siloam Springs, AR ArtsCompton Gardens
Gardens including 6.5 acres of native plants, state champion trees, streams, bridges, and walking trails;
Bentonville, AR GardensPeel House Museum & Historical Garden
Directions: U.S. 71B An Italianate villa built in 1875 by Col. Sam Peel, a prominent early figure in Bentonville history. Restored mansion and gardens open to the public; on-site preservation library.
Bentonville, AR Museums