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Boyle Park

Boyle Park is a 250-acre (101-hectare) urban park located in Little Rock. It is named after Dr. John F. Boyle who donated the land to the City of Little Rock in the year 1929. It features various known intact examples of the famous Civilian Conservation Corps rustic architecture. The park is mostly unimproved woodland consisting of a small pond, a playground, open meadows, woods, hiking and biking trails. The park also has the Rock Creek flowing across it.

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Historic Arkansas Museum

Journey back to the days before the Civil War forever changed Arkansas' history. The Historic Arkansas Museum, formerly known as the Arkansas Territorial Restoration, has preserved five antebellum homes, including the area's oldest building, the 1827 Hinderliter Grog Shop. Guests enjoy a guided living-history tour through the grounds as they learn the history of each building. The museum features several Arkansas art galleries and an interactive children's gallery.

The Pointe Brodie Creek

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