Welcome to William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum | William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum

MUSEUM HOURS:
Monday - Saturday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sunday: 1-5 p.m.
Closed New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day

LOCATED AT
1200 President Clinton Ave.
Little Rock, AR 72201

CONTACT INFO
clinton.library@nara.gov
Museum Info (501) 370-8000
Facility Rentals (501) 748-0454
Archival Reference (501) 244-2877

The Clinton Presidential Library and Museum is located within the Clinton Presidential Center and Park. The Center includes the Clinton Foundation (Little Rock office) and the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.

In addition to the archival collections and research facilities, the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum features exhibits, special events, and educational programs. The museum includes replicas of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room. Permanent exhibits utilize documents, photographs, videos and interactive stations. A timeline and alcoves highlight domestic and foreign policy, as well as life in the White House.

The American Presidency is part of a unique heritage that is yours to explore through archives, museums, and special programs, Presidential Libraries preserve the documents and artifacts of our Presidents and provide insight into the times in which these Presidents lived and served the nation.

President Clinton Speaks at Johnson Space Center

Pop-up Exhibit

Governing Space: President Clinton's Relationship with NASA and their missions to the stars

This temporary pop-up exhibit, located on the second floor of the museum, discusses the Clinton administration's support of of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and features gifts given to President Clinton by NASA astronauts.

Temporary Exhibit

"Be Our Guest"

"Be Our Guest" explores diplomatic visits to the White House by foreign leaders during the Clinton administration. This exhibit gives visitors an inside look at the thoughtful planning and detailed execution of diplomatic visits hosted by President Bill Clinton and then-First Lady Hillary Clinton. The exhibit features a rich collection of textual and audio-visual archives, gifts given to the Clintons by world leaders, original gowns and suits worn by the Clintons to White House dinners, and new videos with first-hand accounts from President Clinton, Secretary Clinton, and key staff members from the Clinton administration.

Featured Online Exhibit

Socks, Buddy, and the History of Presidential Pets

This online exhibit examines the pivotal role first family's pets have played to help to humanize the Office of the President in the eyes of Americans. This exhibit discusses the history of pets in the White House, and includes photos, documents, and artifacts of presidential pets of several presidential administrations.

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White football jersey, has Clinton and the number 42 on the back

From Our Collection

Highlighted Artifacts, Documents, and Photographs

The William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum contains over 100,000 three-dimensional objects and works of art, and more than 78 million pages of official records. See a few highlighted artifacts and documents that are not on exhibit.

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Plan Your Visit

Upcoming Event

Ask an Archivist / Converse with a Curator

April 19, 2024 at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM

Have you ever wondered who provides the President, Vice President, and other administration officials with telephone, audio, and video communications? You may be familiar with CNN, Fox, ABC, CBS, C-SPAN networks, and others who capture and record history on a daily basis but did you know that the White House has its own in-house Communications Agency? Archivists John Keller and Herbert Ragan will provide insight on this topic in a lively discussion. The monthly program Ask an Archivist, Converse with a Curator is free with museum admission and allows visitors to the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum to view documents, photos, videos, and objects that aren’t normally on display.

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