Get to Know White Hall, Arkansas

Saracen Landing

The thriving southeast Arkansas communities of White Hall and Watson Chapel offer all the charms of small-town living while being close to all the amenities people expect today. White Hall even boasts its own museum, which displays local historic materials including a classroom, dolls, documents, photos, and newspaper clippings. Military memorabilia, city's first fire truck, section of the original "dollarway" road and a Cotton Belt caboose are also included. 

Nearby Pine Bluff has a wide variety of shopping opportunities along with plenty of dining choices.  Culture is showcased in the Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas where art classes and exhibits are available along with the performing arts as well. 

Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame

An excellent selection of museums in Pine Bluff range from the Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame to the Arkansas Railroad Museum. You'll be greeted by a life-size animatronic Johnny Cash as you enter.  Discover the many famous Arkansans who have contributed to the entertainment industry, such as the aforementioned Cash, actor Billy Bob Thornton, country singer Tracey Lawrence, and legendary actors Dick Powell and Alan Ladd.

Engine #819, a restored steam 4-8-4 locomotive built in Pine Bluff in 1942, is the focal point of the Arkansas Railroad Museum. It also includes railroad memorabilia from various Arkansas railroads, equipment, old railroad cars and locomotives.

Delta Rivers Nature Center

The history of the region is what is featured at the Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Historical Museum while the Martha Mitchell House pays tribute to the colorful native who was instrumental in the Watergate downfall of former President Nixon. 

The Delta Rivers Nature Center details the wonders of nature in the area, while the new Saracen Landing hosts special events and is home to the Pine Bluff Farmer’s Market.  And don’t miss the murals around town, 13 in all, which illustrate the town’s colorful history.