Helena Vacations

The Pillow-Thompson House displays exquisite Queen Anne architecture with intricate woodwork, towers, and turrets from 1896. Tours reveal meticulously restored Victorian interiors that transport visitors to a more opulent era.

The first National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom site in Arkansas brings the Civil War's African American experience to life through sculptures and reconstructions that tell powerful stories from slavery to liberty.

This poignant WWI memorial depicts a soldier in battle stance, honoring Phillips County veterans. View the Viquesney-designed bronze figure amid historical markers that tell the story of local wartime sacrifice.

This 1891 National Register building showcases artifacts chronicling the Arkansas Delta's rich history. Explore exhibits from Native American items to Edison collections in the museum's unique "granny's attic" atmosphere.

Immerse yourself in Arkansas Delta heritage through exhibits on blues music, Civil War history, and river life. Catch the legendary "King Biscuit Time" radio broadcast, aired live daily.

This reconstructed Civil War fort marks the site where Union forces successfully defended Helena in 1863. Explore the earthworks and cannons while interpretive displays bring the soldiers' daily lives into focus.

Enjoy an outing to Hendrix Fine Arts Center during your stay in Helena. Stroll along the riverfront or visit the monuments while you're in the area.