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CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL CENTER A TOUR OF ADMISSIONS PRESIDENTA TOUR CLINTON’S OF Adults (18-61): $10 PRESIDENT CLINTON’S Senior Citizens (62+): $8 LITTLE ROCK College Students (with valid Student ID): $8 LITTLE ROCK Youth (6-17): $6 Children Under 6: Free Retired U.S. Military: $8 Active U.S. Military: Free School Groups with Reservations: Free Groups of 20 or More with Reservations*: $8 each

*Note: If your group falls below 20 upon arrival, regular admission prices apply.

HOURS Monday – Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Day

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LittleRock.com P.O. Box 3232 • Little Rock, AR 72203 (501) 376-4781 • (800) 844-4781 ForFor 1616 yearsyears -- 1212 asas ArkansasArkansas GovernorGovernor - and his family Wright Lindsey & Jennings Law Firm/ calledcalled LittleLittle RockRock home.home. HillaryHillary ClintonClinton was was a a lawyer with with the the Rose Rose Bank of Building LawLaw Firm,Firm, andand theirtheir daughterdaughter ChelseaChelsea attendedattended LittleLittle RockRock public 200 W. Capitol Ave. schools.schools. DuringDuring thosethose years,years, thethe firstFirst Familyfamily developeddeveloped strongstrong tiesties WLJ.com andand lastinglasting friendships,friendships, andand thethe supportsupport ofof aa statestate, and and a a city city, that that Bill Clinton practiced law here from 1981-1983. cheeredcheered himhim onon asas hehe reachedreached hishis politicalpolitical aspirations.aspirations. Welcome to BillBill Clinton’sClinton’s LittleLittle Rock.Rock.

BornBorn WilliamWilliam JeffersonJefferson BlytheBlythe IVIV toto VirginiaVirginia Cassidy and the latelate WilliamWilliam J.J. BlytheBlythe III,III, BillBill waswas laterlater adoptedadopted byby hishis stepfather,stepfather, RogerRoger Clinton.Clinton. HeHe spentspent hishis earlyearly yearsyears inin Hope and Hot Springs, ,Arkansas, leavingleaving inin 19641964 toto attendattend . Following Georgetown,Georgetown, BillBill studiedstudied atat OxfordOxford UniversityUniversity as a Rhodes Scholar andand thenthen enteredentered YaleYale LawLaw School.School. ItIt waswas therethere hethat met he Hillarymet Hillary RodhamRodham inin 1971.1971. TheyThey marriedmarried fourfour yearsyears laterlater while serving as law professorsprofessors atat thethe UniversityUniversity ofof ArkansasArkansas inFayetteville. Fayetteville.

TheThe Clintons’Clintons’ movemove toto LittleLittle RockRock inin 1976 also marked Bill’s official entryentry intointo politics.politics. HeHe wonwon thethe attorneyAttorney general General race, race, putting putting him him inin statewidestatewide officeoffice byby ageage 30.30. InIn 1978,1979, Clinton was elected as ‘snation‘s youngestyoungest ,governor, atat thethe ageage ofof 32,32, but was defeated for re-electionre-election inin 1980.1980.

DuringDuring thethe interim,interim, daughterthe Clintons’ Chelsea daughter, was born Chelsea, and Billwas and born Hillary returnedand Bill and to practicingHillary returned law. Clinton to practicing regained law. the Clinton office regained of Arkansas the governoroffice ofin Arkansas1983. ln his Governor second andin 1983. subsequent ln his second terms and as governor,subsequent Clinton’sterms as principalgovernor, focus Clinton’s was principalon focus reform, was on including education testing reform, ofincluding teachers, testing standardizing of teachers, the standardizingstate’s curriculum, the state’s providing curriculum, aid toproviding marginal aid students, to marginal as well students, as providing as well access as providing to vocational access training.to vocational The first training. lady’s The interest First Lady’sin education interest and in education, childcare initiatives and promptedchildcare initiatives, the governor prompted to appoint the Governorher as chair to ofappoint the commission her as chair taskedof the withcommission crafting tasked the initial with recommendations crafting the initial for recommendations education reform.for education reform.

ThroughoutThroughout theirtheir yearsyears inin LittleLittle Rock,Rock, thethe Clintons were active in thethe communitycommunity andand inin theirtheir respectiverespective churcheschurches –– Bill,Bill, aa member of ImmanuelImmanuel Baptist,Baptist, andand HillaryHillary andand ChelseaChelsea membersmembers ofof FirstFirst UnitedUnited Methodist.Methodist. GovernorGovernor ClintonClinton oftenoften tooktook morningmorning jogs and stopped downtownoff downtown for coffee for coffee and visitsand visitswith friendswith friends and colleagues.and colleagues. And, asAnd, mostas most people people know, know, President President Clinton Clinton still still enjoys enjoys playing playing the the tenor tenor sax,sax, aa hobbyhobby hehe eagerlyeagerly displayeddisplayed onon thethe ArsenioArsenio HallHall Show during thethe 19921992 presidentialpresidential campaign.campaign.

Today,Today, thethe Clintons’Clintons’ contributionscontribution to to Little Little Rock Rock continues continue through thethe workwork ofof thethe ClintonClinton FoundationFoundation andand thethe ClintonClinton PresidentialPresidential Center.Center. PresidentPresident ClintonClinton hadhad anan inspiringinspiring goal of building a bridge to thethe twenty-first21st Century atcentury home atand home abroad. and Hisabroad. forward His thinkingforward inthinking areas of inpolitics, areas of economics, politics, economics, technology, technology, poverty, and poverty more ledand his more efforts led his to effortstry and bridgeto try andthe gapbridge between the gap people between and people barriers and both barriers at home both in atAmerica home andand around the globe. His hopes areof that seen bridge in the may symbolism be seen ofin histhe presidential symbolism oflibrary his presidential stretching slightly library stretchingover the Arkansas ever so slightlyRiver, andover in the the Arkansas Clinton PresidentialRiver, and in Park the ClintonBridge that Presidential spans the Parkway width of theBridge river. that spans the width of the river.

WhileSo while in Littleyou’re Rock, in Little tour Rock, our historicwe invite presidential you to tour paths our historicand enjoy thepresidential same beautiful paths and scenery enjoy and the warm same Arkansas beautiful hospitality scenery and that warm Bill ClintonArkansas and hospitality his family that still Bill call Clinton home. and his family still call home.

22 ClintonFoundation.orgClintonFoundation.org ClintonFoundation.org 11 10 ClintonFoundation.org River Market District 400 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 375-2552 RiverMarket.info Beginning at President Clinton Avenue, this beautiful area is bustling with restaurants, hotels, lofts, condominiums, shops and a large farmers’ market.

Robinson Center 426 W. Markham St. · (501) 376-4781 RobinsonCenterSecondAct.com Built between 1937-1940, Joseph T. Robinson Memorial Auditorium was the site of the December 1992 Clinton Economic Conference. U.S. Senator Joseph T. Robinson (1872-1937), the only Arkansan other than Bill Clinton to appear on a presidential ticket, ran for vice president as a Democrat in 1928. In 2016, the building reopened after a $70.5 million renovation. Robinson Auditorium hosts a variety of shows, concerts, meetings, conventions and private events.

Rose Law Firm 120 E. 4th St. RoseLawFirm.com/About-Us/Our-History practiced law with the from 1981-1992.

Statehouse Convention Center 1 Statehouse Plaza · (501) 370-3250 LittleRockMeetings.com/convention-center This was the site of Bill Clinton’s gubernatorial inauguration balls and it served as the media center for the national and international press during election nights ‘92 and ‘96, and the Clinton Presidential Center dedication week.

University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service 1200 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 683-5200 ClintonSchool.uasys.edu Across from the is the Clinton School of Public Service. It is located in the restored 1899 Choctaw Station of the Rock Island Railroad. The Clinton School is the first graduate school in the nation to offer a Master of Public Service degree.

William E. “Bill” Clark Presidential Park Wetlands President Clinton Presidential Park Restored as a welcome oasis in a bustling downtown, this 13-acre of wetlands along the Arkansas River is adjacent to the Clinton Presidential Center. Named after the late Bill Clark, owner of CDI Construction company and builder of the innovative presidential library, the lush habitat showcases wildlife and river life for education and enjoyment. Clark was an avid outdoorsman and strong business, civic, charitable and political leader in Arkansas for more than three decades.

ClintonFoundation.org 11 10 ClintonFoundation.org ClintonFoundation.orgClintonFoundation.org 3 3 Allsopp42 Bar and Park Table Holiday Inn Presidential 600 I-30 · (501) 375-2100 3700Clinton Cedar Presidential Hill Road Center · (501) 371-4770 HIPresidential.com 1200 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 537-0042 LRPR.org/Parks Located near the Clinton Presidential Center, this hotel showcases InDineAtFortyTwo.com elementary school, played softball in the Clinton and the second largest and presidential HillcrestPresident Softball Clinton League is America’s at the 42nd Allsopp president. Park field. The restaurantBill and memorabilia collection in Arkansas. It features the Bill Clinton Hillaryand terrace Clinton overlook were avid the fans. Arkansas River and the Clinton Presidential Ballroom and the Restaurant. Presidential Park Bridge. Restaurant Hours: Mon. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Th. - Sat., 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Bar Hours: Th. - Sat. Arkansas Children’s Hospital Horace Mann Arts and Science Magnet Middle School 14:30 Children’s p.m. - 12 Way a.m. · (501) 364-1100 1000 E. Roosevelt Rd. · (501) 447-3100 ARChildrens.org HoraceMannMagnet.com HillaryAllsopp Clinton Park served on the board of this world-renowned The Clintons’ daughter, Chelsea, attended Mann Magnet, a hospital3700 Cedar and Hillwas Rd. instrumental · (501) 371-4770 in establishing its neonatal public school with an emphasis on the arts and sciences. intensiveLRPR.org/Parks care unit. In 2004, Arkansas Children’s Hospital purchasedChelsea Clinton the former played Immanuel softball in Baptist the Church Softball which Immanuel Baptist Church nowLeague serves at the as itsAllsopp child Parkcare field.facility, Bill fitness and Hillarycenter Clintonand mini were 1000 Bishop St. auditorium.avid fans. When in Little Rock, President Clinton attended landmark Immanuel Baptist Church in downtown Little Rock. The Arkansas Children’sGovernor’s Hospital Mansion original sanctuary/church building was sold to Arkansas 18001 Children’s Center Way Street · (501) · (501) 364-1100 324-9805 Children’s Hospital and has since relocated to a new site in ArkansasGovernorsMansion.comARChildrens.org West Little Rock. BuiltHillary between Clinton 1947served and on 1950, the theboard Arkansas of this Governor’s world-renowned Mansionhospital andoccupies was instrumental the original sitein establishing of the historic its neonatal Arkansas The Justice Building Schoolintensive for care the unit. Blind. In The 2004, design Arkansas for the Children’s Governor’s Hospital Mansion 625 Marshall St. · (501) 682-9400 ispurchased a latter-day the version former of Immanuel the Colonial Baptist Revival Church, style, which chosen to Courts.Arkansas.gov/Justice-Building complementnow serves as the its Greekchild care Revival facility, architecture fitness center of the andOld Statemini- While Bill Clinton served as Arkansas attorney general, he House,auditorium. located 17 blocks north of the Governor’s Mansion had offices in the state’s justice building. at the head of Center Street. President Clinton and his family lived in the mansion during his first term as Arkansas Arkansas Governor’s Mansion Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site Governor from 1979 until 1981, and then again from 1983 until 1800 Center St. · (501) 324-9805 2120 S. L. Gatson Bates Dr. · (501) 374-1957 1992 when he was elected President of the . NPS.gov/chsc ArkansasGovernorsMansion.com A visitors’ center and museum with permanent exhibits Built between 1947 and 1950, the Arkansas Governor’s Arkansas State Capitol is located across the street from the school. In 2017, Mansion occupies the original site of the historic Arkansas President Clinton attended the 60th anniversary ceremony 500School Woodlane for the Blind.Street The · (501) design 682-5080 is a latter-day version of commemorating the 1957 desegregation crisis. SOS.Arkansas.gov/StateCapitolInfothe Colonial Revival style, chosen to complement the Greek BillRevival Clinton architecture served as of Arkansas the Old Governor State House, here located from 1979-81 17 andblocks 1983-92. north The at the Arkansas head of State Center Capitol, Street. modeled President after Clinton McDonald’s on Broadway theand nation’shis family Capitol, lived in was the built mansion between during 1899 his and first 1915 term in an as 701 Broadway St. · (501) 372-2661 imposingArkansas GovernorNeo-classical from style. 1979 Built until primarily 1981, and of then Batesville again from As governor and during his first presidential campaign, Bill Clinton limestone1983 until 1992quarried when in he Arkansas became and president. some Indiana Bedford would stop in frequently after his morning jogs for coffee. Limestone, the interior was finished in marble from , and Alabama. The top of the dome is 230 feet Arkansas State Capitol Old State House above the surrounding ground, and the lantern roof is 300 W. Markham St. · (501) 324-9685 covered500 Woodlane in 18-karat St. ·gold (501) leaf. 682-5080 Many lavish details include six OldStateHouse.com solidSOS.Arkansas.gov/StateCapitolInfo bronze doors purchased from Tiffany’s of New . Bill Clinton announced his bid for the presidency here on TheBill Clinton Capitol servedgrounds as feature Arkansas a civil Governor rights memorial from 1979-81 dedicated October 3, 1991, and delivered his acceptance speeches in toand the 1983-92. Little Rock The ArkansasNine. State Capitol, modeled after 1992 and 1996. The Old State House is a museum of Arkansas the nation’s capitol, was built between 1899 and 1915 in an imposing neo-classical style. Built primarily of Batesville history. It is the oldest-standing state capitol building west Bill and Hillary limestone quarried in Arkansas and some Indiana Bedford of the Mississippi River. It was erected from 1833-1842 and 1 Airport Drive · (501) 372-3439 limestone, the interior was finished in marble from served as Arkansas’s first state capitol. Fly-lit.comVermont, Colorado and Alabama. The top of the dome is Formerly230 feet aboveLittle Rock the ground, National and Airport, the lantern the name roof officially is covered Rebsamen Park Golf Course changed to the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in 18-karat gold leaf. Many lavish details include six solid 3400 Rebsamen Park Dr. · (501) 666-7965 in May, 2013 in honor of Arkansas’s most famous political bronze doors purchased from Tiffany’s of . The RebsamenGolf.com couple. Both attended the official dedication. capitol grounds feature a Civil Rights memorial dedicated This public golf course, owned and operated by the city of to the . Little Rock, is a favorite of Bill Clinton’s during his trips to Little Rock. He frequently plays golf here with friends.

4 ClintonFoundation.org ClintonFoundation.org 9 8 ClintonFoundation.org Clinton Presidential Center and Park Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport 1200 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 374-4242 Bruno’s1 Airport Little Dr. Italy · (501) 372-3439 ClintonFoundation.org/Clinton-Presidential-Center 310Fly-lit.com Main Street · (501) 372-7866 Located in downtown Little Rock’s River Market District, the Est.Formerly 1949; co-owner Little Rock Gio National Vanni Bruno Airport, is married the name to President officially Clinton Presidential Center sits on the bank of the Arkansas Clinton’schanged cousin, to the Marie Bill and Clinton Hillary Bruno. Clinton National Airport in River. In addition to the presidential library, the surrounding 2013 in honor of Arkansas’s most famous political couple. park includes a historic railroad bridge spanning the Arkansas ButlerBoth Center attended for the Arkansas official Studies dedication. River that has been restored and converted into a pedestrian 401 President Clinton Avenue · (501) 320-5700 bridge, as well as the William E. “Bill” Clark Presidential Park ButlerCenter.orgBobby L. Roberts Library of Arkansas Art and History Wetlands and the Ann Franke Tree. Part401 of President the Central Clinton Arkansas Ave. Library · (501) 320-5700 System, the Butler CenterButlerCenter.org is home to Bill Clinton’s gubernatorial papers. Clinton Presidential Park Bridge Part of the Central Arkansas Library System, the Butler River Market District Clinton/GoreCenter is home Campaign to Bill Clinton’s Headquarters gubernatorial papers. RiverLightsInTheRock.com 112 West 3rd Street As part of the $2.4 million Entergy Arkansas River Lights ThisThe historic Bookstore structure, at Library the 1908 Square Gazette Building, served as in the Rock project, the Clinton Presidential Park Bridge is President120 River Clinton’s Market campaign Ave. · (501) headquarters 918-3093 during the 1992 one of three downtown bridges illuminated by LED lights. presidentialCals.org/About/Locations/Cox.aspx election. The building formerly housed the state’s Along with the Main Street Bridge and the Junction bridge, oldestPart business,of the Central the Arkansas , Library untilSystem, the thisnewspaper building it provides beautiful colors that bounce off the river waters, mergedhoused with the the first Arkansas preview Democrat exhibit priorin 1991. to Knownthe Clinton as the and features hourly light shows. President Clinton attended “oldestPresidential newspaper Center west opening. of the Mississippi River,” the Gazette the 2013 lighting event, flipping the switch lighting his bridge. had been an Arkansas institution since 1819. Now the building servesBruno’s as eStem Little PublicItaly Charter Schools. Doe’s Eat Place 310 Main St. · (501) 372-7866 1023 West Markham St. · (501) 376-1195 ClintonEst. 1949; home co-owner at 5419 Gio L Street Vanni Bruno is married to President DoesEatPlace.com OnClinton’s January cousin,5, 1977, Marieyoung ClintonBill and Bruno.Hillary Clinton purchased Doe’s became a favorite restaurant frequented by the this one-story buff brick home. The Clintons lived here presidential campaign staff during the 1992 election. During acrossClinton/Gore from Prospect Campaign Terrace Headquarters Park while he served as his frequent visits to Arkansas, President Clinton often ate at Arkansas112 W. 3rd Attorney St. General from 1977-79. Doe’s and even ordered take-out for . This historic structure, the 1908 Arkansas Gazette Building Clintonserved home as President at 816 Clinton’sMidland campaignStreet headquarters during Dunbar Community Center Afterthe his1992 loss presidential to Republican election. Frank TheD. White, building the formerly Clintons andhoused the state’s oldest newspaper until it merged with the Arkansas 1001 W. 16th St. · (501) 376-1084 their newborn daughter, Chelsea Victoria Clinton, born February 27,Democrat 1980, moved in 1991.to this Known two-story as the frame “oldest home. newspaper During this west of the The center was President Clinton’s polling place during his Mississippi River,” the Gazette had been an Arkansas institution interim period, the Clintons returned to law practice. years as Arkansas governor, and where he cast his vote for since 1819. Now the building serves as eStem Public Charter president in 1992. School. Clinton Museum Store First 610Clinton President home Clinton at 5419 Avenue L St. · (501) 748-0400 723 Center Street · (501) 372-2256 ClintonMuseumStore.comOn January 5, 1977, young Bill and Hillary Clinton purchased FUMCLR.org/Welcome/History Visitthis the one-story Clinton Museumbuff brick Store home. for Theunique Clintons gifts, livedpresidential here When in Little Rock, Hillary Clinton attended church services memorabilia,across from collectibles Prospect Terrace and apparel Park while to remember he served your as at Little Rock’s oldest Methodist Church. visitArkansas’ to the Clinton attorney Presidential general from Center. 1977-79. Located in the River Market District, the Clinton Museum Store is within walking Hillary Rodham Clinton Children’s Library distanceClinton of home the Clinton at 816 PresidentialMidland St. Center, several hotels, 4800 W. 10th St. · (501) 978-3870 restaurantsAfter his loss and to other Republican museums. Frank Hours D. White, of operation: the Clintons 10:00 and Cals.org a.m.-5:30their newborn p.m. Monday-Saturday daughter, Chelsea and Victoria 2:00-5:30 Clinton, p.m. born Sunday. February Hillary Rodham Clinton was recognized Closed27, 1980, New moved Year’s to Day, this Thanksgiving two-story frame Day home. and Christmas During this Day. for her services to children and the Central Arkansas Library interim period, the Clintons returned to law practice. System (CALS) named the new children’s library in her honor. Clinton Presidential Center and Park She and President Bill Clinton attended the dedication in 1200Clinton President Museum Clinton Store Avenue · (501) 374-4242 July, 2013. Located on a six-acre site, the library and learning ClintonFoundation.org/Clinton-Presidential-Center1200 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 748-0400 center includes a computer lab with 14 computers, a teaching LocatedClintonMuseumStore.com in downtown Little Rock’s River Market District, the kitchen, a large activity area, individual and group study ClintonVisit the Presidential Clinton Museum Center sits Store on forthe uniquebank of gifts, the Arkansaspresidential rooms, a theater and a community room in addition to a River.memorabilia, In addition collectibles to the Presidential and apparel Library, to remember the surrounding your visit collection of more than 21,000 books, DVDs, and CDs. parkto includesthe Clinton a historic Presidential railroad Center. bridge The spanning store is the located Arkansas inside Riverthe that Clinton has beenPresidential restored Center. and converted Hours of operation:into a pedestrian 9:00 bridge,a.m.-5:00 as well p.m. as Monday-Saturday the Presidential Park and Wetlands. 1:00-5:00 p.m. Sunday. Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

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1. Allsopp Park 16. First United Methodist Church 2. Arkansas Children’s Hosptial 17. Hillary Rodham Clinton Children’s Library 3. Arkansas Governor’s Mansion 18. Holiday Inn Presidential 4. Arkansas State Capitol 19. Horace Mann Arts and Science Magnet Middle School 5. Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport 20. Immanuel Baptist Church 6. Bobby L. Roberts Library of Arkansas Art and History 21. The Justice Building 7. The Bookstore at Library Square 22. Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site 8. Bruno’s Little Italy 23. McDonald’s on Broadway 9. Clinton/Gore Campaign Headquarters 24. Old State House 10. Clinton home at 5419 L. Street 25. Rebsamen Park Golf Course 11. Clinton home at 816 Midland Street 26. River Market District 12. Clinton Presidential Center and Park 27. Robinson Center • Clinton Museum Store 28. Rose Law Firm • 42 Bar and Table 29. Statehouse Convention Center 13. Clinton Presidential Park Bridge 30. University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service 14. Doe’s Eat Place 31. William E. “Bill” Clark Presidential Park Wetlands 15. Dunbar Community Center 32. Wright Lindsey & Jennings Law Firm/ Building Clinton Presidential Center and Park Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport 1200Forty President Two Clinton Ave. · (501) 374-4242 1 Airport Dr. · (501) 372-3439 ClintonFoundation.org/Clinton-Presidential-CenterClinton Presidential Center Fly-lit.com Located1200 President in downtown Clinton Little Avenue Rock’s · (501) River 537-0042 Market District, the Formerly Little Rock National Airport, the name officially ClintonDineAtFortyTwo.com Presidential Center sits on the bank of the Arkansas changed to the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in River.President In addition Clinton to is theAmerica’s presidential 42nd president.library, the The surrounding restaurant 2013 in honor of Arkansas’s most famous political couple. parkand terraceincludes overlook a historic the railroad Arkansas bridge River spanning and the the Clinton Arkansas Both attended the official dedication. RiverPresidential that has Park been Bridge. restored Restaurant and converted Hours: 11:00 into a.m.-2:00 a pedestrian bridge,p.m. Monday-Friday; as well as the WilliamCoffee E.Bar “Bill” Hours: Clark 9:00 Presidential a.m.-4:00 Parkp.m Bobby L. Roberts Library of Arkansas Art and History WetlandsMonday - and Friday the Ann Franke Tree. 401 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 320-5700 ButlerCenter.org ClintonClinton PresidentialPresidential ParkPark BridgeBridge Part of the Central Arkansas Library System, the Butler RiverRiver MarketMarket DistrictDistrict Center is home to Bill Clinton’s gubernatorial papers. RiverLightsInTheRock.comRiverLightsInTheRock.com AsAs partpart ofof thethe $2.4$2.4 millionmillion EntergyEntergy ArkansasArkansas RiverRiver LightsLights in The Bookstore at Library Square inthe the Rock Rock project, project, the the Clinton Clinton Presidential Presidential Park Park Bridge Bridge is oneis 120 River Market Ave. · (501) 918-3093 oneof three of three downtown downtown bridges bridges illuminated illuminated by LED by LEDlights. lights. Along Cals.org/About/Locations/Cox.aspx Alongwith the with Main the StreetMain Street Bridge Bridge and the and Junction the Junction bridge, bridge, the Part of the Central Arkansas Library System, this building itClinton provides Presidential beautiful Parkcolors Bridge that bounceprovides off beautiful the river colors waters, that housed the first preview exhibit prior to the Clinton andbounce features off hourlythe river light waters, shows. and President features Clintonhourly light attended shows. Presidential Center opening. thePresident 2013 lighting Clinton event, attended flipping the 2013the switchlighting lighting event, flippinghis bridge. the switch lighting his bridge. Bruno’s Little Italy Doe’s Eat Place 310 Main St. · (501) 372-7866 1023Cox WestCreative Markham Center St. · (501) 376-1195 Est. 1949; co-owner Gio Vanni Bruno is married to President DoesEatPlace.com120 River Market Avenue · (501) 918-3093 Clinton’s cousin, Marie Clinton Bruno. Doe’sCals.org/About/Locations/Cox.aspx became a favorite restaurant frequented by the presidentialPart of the Centralcampaign Arkansas staff duringLibrary the System, 1992 election.this building During Clinton/Gore Campaign Headquarters hishoused frequent the firstvisits topreview Arkansas, exhibit President prior to Clinton the Clinton often ate at 112 W. 3rd St. Doe’sPresidential and even Library ordered opening. take-out for Air Force One. This historic structure, the 1908 Arkansas Gazette Building served as President Clinton’s campaign headquarters during the 1992 presidential election. The building formerly housed DunbarDoe’s Eat Community Place Center the state’s oldest newspaper until it merged with the Arkansas 10011023 W. West 16th Markham St. · (501) 376-1084Street · (501) 376-1195 Democrat in 1991. Known as the “oldest newspaper west of the TheDoesEatPlace.com center was President Clinton’s polling place during his Mississippi River,” the Gazette had been an Arkansas institution yearsDoe’s as became Arkansas a favorite governor, restaurant and where frequented he cast his by vote the for since 1819. Now the building serves as eStem Public Charter presidentpresidential in 1992.campaign staff during the 1992 election. During School. his frequent visits to Arkansas, President Clinton often ate at FirstDoe’s United and even Methodist ordered Churchtake-out for Air Force One. Clinton home at 5419 L St. 723 Center Street · (501) 372-2256 On January 5, 1977, young Bill and Hillary Clinton purchased FUMCLR.org/Welcome/HistoryDunbar Community Center this one-story buff brick home. The Clintons lived here When1001 West in Little 16th Rock, Street Hillary · (501) Clinton 376-1084 attended church services across from Prospect Terrace Park while he served as atThe Little center Rock’s was oldest President Methodist Clinton’s Church. polling place during his Arkansas’ attorney general from 1977-79. years as Arkansas Governor, and where he cast his vote for HillaryPresident Rodham in 1992. Clinton Children’s Library Clinton home at 816 Midland St. 4800 W. 10th St. · (501) 978-3870 After his loss to Republican Frank D. White, the Clintons and Cals.orgFirst United Methodist Church their newborn daughter, Chelsea Victoria Clinton, born February Secretary723 Center of Street State Hillary· (501) 372-2256 Rodham Clinton was recognized 27, 1980, moved to this two-story frame home. During this forFUMCLR.org/Welcome/History her services to children and the Central Arkansas Library interim period, the Clintons returned to law practice. SystemWhen in (CALS) Little namedRock, Hillary the new Clinton children’s attended library church in her services honor. Sheat Little and PresidentRock’s oldest Bill ClintonMethodist attended Church. the dedication in Clinton Museum Store July, 2013. Located on a six-acre site, the library and learning 1200 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 748-0400 center includes a computer lab with 14 computers, a teaching Hillary Rodham Clinton Children’s Library ClintonMuseumStore.com kitchen,4800 West a large 10th activity Street area,· (501) individual 978-3870 and group study Visit the Clinton Museum Store for unique gifts, presidential rooms,Cals.org a theater and a community room in addition to a memorabilia, collectibles and apparel to remember your visit collection of more than 21,000 books, DVDs, and CDs. to the Clinton Presidential Center. The store is located inside Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was recognized the Clinton Presidential Center. Hours of operation: 9:00 for her services to children and the Central Arkansas Library a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 1:00-5:00 p.m. Sunday. System (CALS) named the new children’s library in her honor. Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. She and President Bill Clinton attended the dedication in ClintonFoundation.org 9 88 ClintonFoundation.orgClintonFoundation.org ClintonFoundation.org 5 42 Bar and Table Holiday Inn Presidential July, 2013. Located on a six-acre site, the library and learning Clinton Presidential Center 600 I-30 · (501) 375-2100 HIPresidential.comcenter includes a computer lab with 14 computers, a teaching 1200 President Clinton Ave. · (501) 537-0042 Locatedkitchen, neara large the activity Clinton area,Presidential individual Center, and this group hotel study showcases DineAtFortyTwo.com Clintonrooms, anda theater, the second and a largest community White roomHouse in and addition presidential to a President Clinton is America’s 42nd president. The restaurant memorabiliacollection of collection more than in Arkansas.21,000 books, It features DVDs, the and Bill CDs. Clinton and terrace overlook the Arkansas River and the Clinton Presidential Ballroom and the Camp David Restaurant. Presidential Park Bridge. Restaurant Hours: Mon. - Sat., 11 a.m. Holiday Inn Presidential - 2 p.m., Th. - Sat., 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Bar Hours: Th. - Sat. Horace600 Interstate Mann Arts 30 · and(501) Science375-2100 Magnet Middle School 4:30 p.m. - 12 a.m. 1000HIPresidential.com E. Roosevelt Rd. · (501) 447-3100 HoraceMannMagnet.comLocated near the Clinton Presidential Center, this hotel showcases Allsopp Park TheClinton Clintons’ and the daughter, 2nd largest Chelsea, White House attended and presidentialMann Magnet, a 3700 Cedar Hill Rd. · (501) 371-4770 publicmemorabilia school collection with an inemphasis Arkansas. on It featuresthe arts the and Bill sciences. Clinton LRPR.org/Parks Presidential Ballroom and the Camp David Restaurant. Chelsea Clinton played softball in the Hillcrest Softball Immanuel Baptist Church League at the Allsopp Park field. Bill and Hillary Clinton were 1000Horace Bishop Mann St. Arts and Science Magnet Middle School avid fans. When1000 East in Little Roosevelt Rock, RoadPresident · (501) Clinton 447-3100 attended landmark ImmanuelHoraceMannMagnet.com Baptist Church in downtown Little Rock. The Arkansas Children’s Hospital originalThe Clintons’ sanctuary/church daughter, Chelsea, building attended was sold Mann to Arkansas Magnet, a 1 Children’s Way · (501) 364-1100 Children’spublic school Hospital with andan emphasis has since on relocated the arts toand a newsciences. site in ARChildrens.org West Little Rock. Hillary Clinton served on the board of this world-renowned Immanuel Baptist Church hospital and was instrumental in establishing its neonatal The1000 Justice Bishop Building Street intensive care unit. In 2004, Arkansas Children’s Hospital 625When Marshall in Little St. Rock, · (501) President 682-9400 Clinton attended landmark purchased the former Immanuel Baptist Church, which Courts.Arkansas.gov/Justice-BuildingImmanuel Baptist Church in downtown Little Rock. 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The design is a latter-day version of had offices in the state’s Justice Building. commemorating the 1957 desegregation crisis. the Colonial Revival style, chosen to complement the Greek Revival architecture of the Old State House, located 17 Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site blocks north at the head of Center Street. President Clinton McDonald’s2120 South Daisy on Broadway L. Gatson Bates Drive · (501) 374-1957 and his family lived in the mansion during his first term as 701NPS.gov/chsc Broadway St. · (501) 372-2661 Arkansas Governor from 1979 until 1981, and then again from AsA visitors governor center and duringand museum his first with presidential , exhibits Bill Clinton 1983 until 1992 when he became president. wouldis located stop across in frequently the street after from his morningthe school. jogs In for 1997, coffee. 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ClintonFoundation.org 11 1010 ClintonFoundation.orgClintonFoundation.org ClintonFoundation.org 3 For 16 years - 12 as Arkansas Governor - Bill Clinton and his family Wright Lindsey & Jennings Law Firm/ called Little Rock home. Hillary Clinton was a lawyer with the Rose BankWilliam of E.America “Bill” Clark Building Presidential Park Wetlands Law Firm, and their daughter Chelsea attended Little Rock public 200President W. Capitol Clinton Ave. Presidential Park schools. During those years, the first family developed strong ties WLJ.comRestored as a welcome oasis in a bustling downtown, this and lasting friendships, and the support of a state and a city that Bill13-acre Clinton of wetlands practiced along law herethe Arkansas from 1981-1983. River is adjacent to cheered him on as he reached his political aspirations. Welcome to the Clinton Presidential Library. Named after the late Bill Bill Clinton’s Little Rock. Clark, owner of CDI Construction company and builder of the innovative presidential library, the lush habitat showcases Born William Jefferson Blythe IV to Virginia Cassidy and the wildlife and river life for educational and enjoyment late William J. Blythe III, Bill was later adopted by his stepfather, purposes. Clark was an avid outdoorsman and strong Roger Clinton. He spent his early years in Hope and Hot Springs, business, civic, charitable and political leader in Arkansas for Arkansas, leaving in 1964 to attend Georgetown University. Following more than three decades. Georgetown, Bill studied at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar and then entered . It was there he met Hillary Wright Lindsey & Jennings Law Firm/ Rodham in 1971. They married four years later while serving as law Bank of America Building professors at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. 200 West Capitol Avenue The Clintons’ move to Little Rock in 1976 also marked Bill’s official WLJ.com entry into politics. He won the attorney general race, putting him Bill Clinton practiced law here from 1981-1983. in statewide office by age 30. In 1978, Clinton was elected as the nation‘s youngest governor, at the age of 32, but was defeated for re-election in 1980.

During the interim, daughter Chelsea was born and Bill and Hillary returned to practicing law. Clinton regained the office of Arkansas governor in 1983. ln his second and subsequent terms as governor, Clinton’s principal focus was on education reform, including testing of teachers, standardizing the state’s curriculum, providing aid to marginal students, as well as providing access to vocational training. The first lady’s interest in education and childcare initiatives prompted the governor to appoint her as chair of the commission tasked with crafting the initial recommendations for education reform.

Throughout their years in Little Rock, the Clintons were active in the community and in their respective churches – Bill, a member of Immanuel Baptist, and Hillary and Chelsea members of First United Methodist. Governor Clinton often took morning jogs and stopped downtown for coffee and visits with friends and colleagues. And, as most people know, President Clinton still enjoys playing the tenor sax, a hobby he eagerly displayed on during the 1992 presidential campaign.

Today, the Clintons’ contributions to Little Rock continue through the work of the and the Clinton Presidential Center. President Clinton had an inspiring goal of building a bridge to the twenty-first century at home and abroad. His forward thinking in areas of politics, economics, technology, poverty and more led his efforts to try and bridge the gap between people and barriers both at home and around the globe. His hopes are seen in the symbolism of his presidential library stretching slightly over the Arkansas River, and in the Clinton Presidential Park Bridge that spans the width of the river.

While in Little Rock, tour our historic presidential paths and enjoy the same beautiful scenery and warm Arkansas hospitality that Bill Clinton and his family still call home.

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