Where We Be
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| Clinton Library -- Little Rock, Arkansas |
| Clinton's presidential limousine is parked in the lobby |
The Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock
is chock-full of informative displays and videos
about Clinton's presidency (1992-2000). Just
inside the lobby is his Presidential limousine.
The real highlight of the library, though, is a
full-scale replica of the Oval Office exactly as
it appeared during his presidency. Clinton is
said to visit the library from time to time and
walk through the “Oval Office” just to make
sure everything looks as it should. There’s
also a recreation of the Cabinet Room.
We enjoyed a video made during Clinton's final
year in office poking fun at his lame-duck
status. It showed him with way too much time
on his hands – reduced to doing the laundry,
washing the Presidential limo, and mowing the
lawn. One Clinton quote we particularly liked:
“There is nothing wrong with America that
cannot be cured by what is right with America.”
is chock-full of informative displays and videos
about Clinton's presidency (1992-2000). Just
inside the lobby is his Presidential limousine.
The real highlight of the library, though, is a
full-scale replica of the Oval Office exactly as
it appeared during his presidency. Clinton is
said to visit the library from time to time and
walk through the “Oval Office” just to make
sure everything looks as it should. There’s
also a recreation of the Cabinet Room.
We enjoyed a video made during Clinton's final
year in office poking fun at his lame-duck
status. It showed him with way too much time
on his hands – reduced to doing the laundry,
washing the Presidential limo, and mowing the
lawn. One Clinton quote we particularly liked:
“There is nothing wrong with America that
cannot be cured by what is right with America.”
| According to a long-established protocol, the President always sits in the central position, with the VP across from him, Secretary of State to his right, and Secretary of Defense to his left |
| This exact replica of the Oval Office as it appeared during Clinton's presidency is one of the highlights of a visit here |
| This is the far end of the Oval Office, where Clinton would relax with visiting dignitaries and statesmen |
| Replica of the Cabinet Room. We learned the President’s chair is always two inches higher than all the others. |
| Campaign buttons on display from Clinton's second presidential race in 1996. We like the one saying "Bring Back Socks!" (their cat). |
| "Why yes, Mr. President, we'd love to join you for dinner" |
| Clinton wanted to be a saxophone player before deciding to enter politics |
| Example of a table set up for dinner at the White House |
| View looking out at the Arkansas River from the cantilevered part of the building |
| We got a kick out of this exhibit showing kids' drawings of President Clinton during his years in office |
| A timeline exhibit runs down the middle of the main floor, with each panel focusing on one year of Clinton's presidency. The topic-oriented alcove exhibits surround the timeline on both sides. |
| Robin stands in front of the entrance to the nearly 70,000 square foot Clinton Presidential Library |
| The main building cantilevers over the Arkansas River, echoing Clinton's campaign promise to "build a bridge to the 21st century" |
| The heart of the library is a series of 15 alcove exhibits on the main floor each focusing on a key aspect of Clinton's presidency |
| A temporary exhibit at the library used Legos to create everything from a portrait of Bill Clinton to a crayon display |