William J. Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock

The library itself presents the world from Clinton's perspective, so all the displays will discuss accomplishments and what his foundation is doing now. Even the impeachment display was half a case focused on the impact on republicans. If you can accept that, this does not diminish that overall this is a nice presidential library. Entrance was $7 with an extra $3 for the audio tour. It takes about two hours to visit. The building contains displays about the Clinton presidency and is not a typical library. There is memorabilia, videos, and a replica of the oval office. Seeing the gifts accepted from world leaders was my favorite part, but the oval office was nice too. The building itself touts how "green" it is, and the numerous windows make it a somewhat bright place. As mentioned in another review, the building extends partway over the Arkansas river to evoke the "bridge to the 21st century" in Clinton's speech. According to the security guard, the buiding was originally going to span the river but could not be secured by the secret service so the current design came to be. The Clinton library is certainly worth a visit if you are in Little Rock.

The library is a wonderful place to visit. I have been there twice and have not seen enough. Wether you liked President Clinton or not just separate your feelings and ENJOY! This is part of History.

The library turned out to be a musuem. A nice setting for a clinton fan. The movie was good and the oval office setting was the main attraction. Parking place was clean and easily accessable.

Other than the guy who stands in the parking lot holding a protest sign, there is absolutely nothing I dislike about this place. I would recommend it to anyone with even the slightest interest in Bill Clinton. It's in a wonderful location too. Do yourself a favor and stay at The Peabody down the street.

We visited the Bill Clinton's library, and I wasn't incredibly impressed. The building is kind of strange, and there really isn't alot about the President himself, in my opinion. Didn't love it.

This was really fun, especially if you are a fan of President Clinton. Be prepared to read and be absorbed in the Clinton era but it is so interesting and informative that it is definitely worth your time. There are many displays - the oval office, the presidential meeting room, actual copies of his daily schedules for all the years he was in office, a crystal christmas tree that was in the White House, displays of State gifts, etc. Plan to be here for quite a while to see (and read) everything while politely waiting for others to move aside so you can see the next exhibit. I actually had one woman walk and stand in front of me while I was reading because her boyfriend was in a hurry to leave. I moved because the prospect of her bottom on my leg while I read was a bit much - just be patient with others if it is crowded. It is definitely worth your patience and time!!!

The replica of the oval office is excellent. Well designed, speaker phones added wonderful information. Spent 2 hours and plan to go back.

Really good library, but is really more like an exihibit on the presidency, I think it is worth the stop by, I have done it a few times

this is the equivalent of a muslim pilgrimage to mecca. i drove 17 hours to see this place and i was not disappointed. it was breathtaking and state-of-the-art. i cant wait to go again. they have his limo, a replica of his oval office, a replica of his cabinet room, and lots of memorabilia.

This was the reason for my trip to Little Rock, and I'm so happy I went. At first, I thought the building to look odd, but when one looks at the setting, one understand's the symbolism of the, "Bridge To the 21st Century," and President Clinton's connection and positive contributions to the area are overwhelming. The library is extremely well laid out, and I was quite touched to see people lining up before it opened. The voluneers are enthusiastic, and there is something to interest everyone. It seems the Library and the new school for public policy is really livening up the area, and there is so much to do within walking distance.