Plantation Agriculture Museum - Museum in Scott - 4815 AR-161, USA

Must see on early 20th century cotton agriculture. Free to go to and quite informative.

Enjoyed the old tractors. Worth a stop. Believe there was 3 buildings to go through

What a great place! I've lived in Arkansas my entire life and I never knew this place existed. It gives you the true experience of what it was like for cotton farming and everything that goes along with it. And I think it does it cleanly and honestly

Very nice look back at the agriculture history in Arkansas. Well kept facilities and friendly knowledgeable staff. Spent the afternoon in the picnic area operating on the amateur radio service HF bands while the wife painted.

Stopped by for the tractor show, but the cotton gin exhibit and the seed warehouse were very interesting. They also had antique steam tractors etc. Maybe not for everyone, but my grandfather was a farmer and this brought back many fond memories from when I was young.

A wonderful museum telling the story of the cotton industry in Arkansas with exhibits, buildings and equipment. My hope is they tell more of the story of this marvelous fiber that became a national treasure.

If you're a history buff, then this place is a must see. Arkansas, agriculture, industrial machinery, and cultural history all rolled into one SP.

Very nice museum. Informative, accurate, and well presented materials.