Vintage Gas Pump Display in Museum
Visitors Stand Inside a Globe Showing Oil and Brine Deposits Worldwide
This Giant Oilwell Bull Wheel Is Just One of Many Artifacts in the Museum's Oil Field Park
Step Into 1920s Smackover's Broadway Street, a Reconstructed Oil Boomtown
See the Original Circus Trailer Home of the Elusive "Goat Woman" of South Arkansas, Rhena Meyer
Mischievous elves play hide-and-seek among the oil storage tanks
This Dazey churn was common in farm kitchens prior to World War II
Remnant of Arkansas' prehistoric inland sea, the fossil of this squid-like creature points the way t...
Professional photographer Lisa Tarver
Rhena Meyer, aka. the "Goat Woman," plays her Dobro
Artist's rendition of the squid-like Ammonite that once lived in Arkansas' inland sea
Original Hohner Harmonica played by the "Goat Woman," Rhena Miller
Rising 112 feet, this wooden derrick hearkens back to the early days of oil drilling
This steel saddle attaching the walking beam to the Samson post was cast in the 1920s at the South A...
Santa's Fire Truck created in multi-colored lights
Dating from 1985, this modern Lufkin Pumping Unit still sits on its original location
Priced at $260 in 1920, this Model-T pickup was affordable for average families
Ablaze with blue lights, this bridge is one of two in Oil Field Park
What to know
The museum collects, preserves and exhibits examples of Arkansas' natural resources including oil, brine and timber with emphasis on the 1920s oil boom in South Arkansas. A Temporary Exhibit Gallery features varying exhibits. Oil Field Park includes actual oil derricks and equipment.
Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources State Park
Phone:
Address:
4087 Smackover Hwy.,
Smackover, AR 71762
