Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie

The Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie in Stuttgart Arkansas County— otherwise called the Stuttgart Agricultural Museum and the Arkansas County Museum—was framed in 1974 by two long lasting Arkansas County occupants, Bennie Burkett and Jack Crum, with a specific end goal to protect Arkansas County's legacy as a middle for rice generation and duck chasing. The gallery is supported incompletely by quarterly gifts from the city yet generally by yearly commitments from "the benefactor club." Its leading body of trustees is designated by the city chamber. The development of the exhibition hall started after a charitable gathering of intrigued natives raised assets to fabricate a 1,500-square-foot expanding on the property of the city stop. It was done in 1974. As the years progressed, four options have been made to the current 20,000-square-foot building, and five totally outfitted out-structures have been included. This development was required partially by normal natives acquiring things for protection and show.