Powhatan Historic State Park
What to know
The uniqueness of this park is in its preservation: all six historic buildings stand in their original 19th-century locations. Built on a hill to overlook and welcome Black River steamboat traffic, the 1888 courthouse contains exhibits interpreting the commerce and culture of Lawrence County from Reconstruction through the early 20th century and is free to the public. Guided tours by knowledgeable interpreters are available in the remaining historical structures, including a log house, school, church, and jail. Popular among families, Powhatan bridges the past to the present. Located on Hwy. 25, this park is worthy of a stop. Lake Charles and Davidsonville are within 15 miles, making it possible to visit three state parks in a day.
Plan Your Adventure
Meeting Rooms
For reservations and more information, please contact the park at 870-878-6795 or powhatan@arkansas.com.
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Built in 1875, this building housed the Methodist and other Powhatan religious congregations until 2015. Today, it is available for rent by the public for various events and group activities. For reservations and more information, please contact the park at 870-878-6765 or powhatan@arkansas.com
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Built-in 1875, this building housed the Methodist and other Powhatan religious congregations until 2015. Today, it is available for rent by the public for various events and group activities. For reservations and more information, please contact the park at 870-878-6765 or powhatan@arkansas.com
Contact park for questions