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Petit Jean SunsetPetit Jean State Park
is an unforgettable place known for the legend of Petit Jean, the story of a French girl who disguised herself as a boy and secretly accompanied her sweetheart, an early explorer, to the New World and to this mountain.
 
 
Rialto Community Arts CenterRialto Community Arts Center
located in downtown Morrilton, the Rialto has a rich history stretching nearly 100 years. It is home to the Rialto Pickers (local musicians), the Rialto Players (theatre troupe), and hosts occasional classic movies and other entertainment events.
 
 
Depot MuseumMain Street Morrilton
includes information about businesses in the downtown area, Morrilton's historic district, the Depot Museum, Farmer's Market, Bargains Galore on 64, and the Rialto Community Arts Center.
 
 
Conway County Library A Carnegie Library is just one of Morrilton's many of historic buildings. A self-guided walking tour brochure of the city's historic district is available through the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.
 
Pig OutFamily Activities From the Great Arkansas Pig Out to Monsters on Mainstreet to the Fabulous Fourth, the Morrilton community offers a variety of family fun throughout the year.  

Historical Sites

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  • National Register of Historic Sites near Morrilton
  • Interactive Map of Morrilton's Commercial Historic District -- suitable for use as a self-guided walking tour
  • Point Remove -- Boundary Line was one and one-half miles south of Church and Cherokee Streets in Morrilton. Point Remove Creek empties into the Arkansas River. This site was the lower terminal of the Eastern Boundary of the Cherokee Nation West, established by the 1817 Treaty of Turkey Town, Alabama. In 1828 the Western Cherokees exchanged their Arkansas holdings for new lands in Oklahoma and moved there. During 1832 to 1839 thousands of eastern Cherokees and other Indians passed Point Remove, hundreds dying on the journey in the tragic "Trail of Tears" migration to Oklahoma. Conway County, Point Remove Park, Near Morrilton 
  • Historic Bridge over Point Remove Creek
  • Conway County Library -- a Carnegie Library