When I was there the house was closed, so I took the liberty to stroll into the garden and open the door of the garage to peak inside. The little pond behind the house was similar to our own. I also had to walk over the flowers to take a picture of the wedding dress. This was one of the moments in my life which made me feel close to history. However, the place was a little difficult to find. I had to ask some locals for directions.

We were visiting Fayetteville where we lived for several years in the 80s. We got to meet Bill and Hillary then and have many connections with them and the University of Arkansas. This is a charming little museum that relates to their time in Fayetteville. It was very cool to see so many items that were specially connected on us. Yet, I think others would enjoy seeing the Clinton House.

This place was really cool to see. I highly suggest anyone who is in the Fayetteville area to stop by. The young man on staff gave a great tour of the old house that the Clintons used to live in. Very cool to check out and they run on donations. They also have a cool little gift shop as well.

Clinton house museum was a GREAT time. We loved going for their Pint night. They put a lot of attention into the details, and even had a buzzfeed quiz for us to take on which First Lady we are.The staff are really friendly, the grounds are well kept and it’s awesome they host community events like Pint night.We had a great time and can’t wait to go to the next one

Great museum! Rather small, but fascinating history. Very attentive staff to show you around.

Although small and quaint, the home is well preserved and worth a visit if you are in the Fayetteville area. Most interesting was the historical timeline information as it relates to the Clintons as well as memorabilia from Bills 1992 campaign.

Good place to kill a little time. The lady at the desk was really nice and informative about the house. Cool little piece of history to see. Check it out!

The first home of Bill and Hillary Clinton. They were married here. Hillary loved this cottage style home. Small and 70s look. The staff was very knowledgeable.

Cool lil tour

Even though its a small place, is packed with info. The first ladies garden is very insightful.

Its a quaint, quiet house near the University of Arkansas. We were the only guests in there when we went, and it felt a little surreal. The guide took our money, gave a neat little talk about everything, then went to one of the bedrooms and left us to explore. I was amused that even the bathroom, open for visitors, was in its original state! I can see why Hillary wanted to live there.

Love it. Nice staff.

Don’t care for the politics but still a cool place to stop by and see. Our tour guide was great too!

This is a very cute little museum! It mainly talks about the Clintons early life, and stops when he begins his White House career. There is barely any parking, so you might have to walk a bit.

Pretty great experience, but was a little disappointed that I was unable to meet Bill Clinton during my visit.

Great museum. Outstanding tour guide. Fascinating to see the Clintons first home.

This place was okay.... Small, quiet but the people working here are sellouts, the interns give sloppy service and there’s a crazy old women running around telling everyone she’s the President.

God bless Bill Clinton

I dont know about it..

Cute!!

Cool place

Call me, we work to justice

Cozy and well kept