Exhibit: Daisy Bates In Her Own Words
Housed at Robinson Studios — An Immersive Interactive Digital Experience
Daisy Bates House Museum
Home of the Civil Rights Heroine
Central Presbyterian Church
Rev. Dunbar H. Ogden Jr. — 1923 South Arch Street
Gloria Ray Karlmark Family Home
1957 Home of Gloria Ray Karlmark — 2111 Cross Street
Jefferson Thomas Family Home
1957 Home of Jefferson Thomas — 1214 W. 20th Street
Ernest Green Family Home
1957 Home of Ernest Green — 1224 W. 21st Street
Thelma Mothershed Wair Family Home
1957 Home of Thelma Mothershed Wair — 1313 Chester Street
Minnijean Brown-Trickey Family Home
1957 Home of Minnijean Brown — 1117 Ringo Street
Melba Pattillo Beals Family Home
1957 Home of Melba Pattillo Beals — 1121 Cross Street
School District Administration Building
1959 Bombing Site — 800 Louisiana Street, 10:58 p.m.
Baldwin Company — Mayor Knoop's Office
The Night the Bombs Exploded — September 7, 1959 | 10:53 p.m.
1957 Little Rock Police Department
City Hall — 500 West Markham Street
The Pyramid Place
Herbert L. Thomas Sr. & the Push to Open Arkansas' Schools — 221 W 2nd Street
Arkansas State Capitol
Where Political Power Shaped the Crisis
Arkansas Governor's Mansion
Residence of Governor Orval Faubus — 1800 Center Street
Police Chief Eugene Smith Home
Home of Chief Eugene G. Smith — 320 S. Maple Street
9th Street: Arkansas State Press
Home of the Voice of the Black Community
15th & Main Street
R.L. McGoodwin — Struck by the 1957 Protest Caravan
Daisy Bates & Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard
Two Legacies Meet at One Corner
Lauderdale Lumber Company
The Business Behind a Segregationist Leader — 2622 West 12th Street
Central High School
The Epicenter of the 1957 Integration Crisis
Testament: Little Rock Nine Monument
A Monument to Courage
Central High Site Visitor Center
Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site
Terrence Roberts Family Home
1957 Home of Terrence Roberts — 2301 Howard Street
Carlotta Walls LaNier Family Home
1957 Home of Carlotta Walls LaNier — 1500 Valentine Street
Elizabeth Eckford Family Home
1957 Home of Elizabeth Eckford — 4405 W. 18th Street
Fire Chief Nalley's Residence
1959 Bombing Site — 5221 Baseline Road, 10:20 p.m.
Daisy Bates Elementary School
Pulaski County Special School District — Little Rock
Daisy Bates Gravesite
Haven of Rest Cemetery — Her Final Resting Place
Huttig, Arkansas — Daisy Bates Birthplace
Where Her Story Began — Union County, Arkansas
Mitchellville, Arkansas
Daisy Bates' Post-Central High Work to Save a Town
Daisy Bates Academy of Social Justice
Chicago Public Schools — Formerly Caldwell Academy
Daisy Lee Gatson Bates Statue — United States Capitol
Washington, D.C. | Unveiled May 8, 2024
