Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011. Mission Statement Petit Jean State Park is a natural and historical area which has been set aside by the.

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Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011

Mission Statement Petit Jean State Park is a natural and historical area which has been set aside by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism for protecting and preserving in its original habitat and native beauty the flora, fauna, and cultural history within its boundaries. A highly trained professional staff is dedicated to managing and preserving the many unique natural resources, historical structures, and facilities for the benefit of park visitors and future generations. Recreational activities, natural and cultural interpretations, outdoor education, and other goods and services are provided to accommodate the public’s need for leisure time and to attract leisure travel to the state. (BT Jones, personal communication, September 20, 2011)

Services Provided O *Hiking Trails O *Overlooks O *Visitor’s Center O *Gift Shop O *Fishing O *Fishing Boat rentals O *Paddle Boats/Water Bikes O *Picnic Areas O *Playground O *Swimming Pools O *Tennis Court O *Camping Areas O *Teepee Rentals (Jones, 2011 ) Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011

Visitor’s Center Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011

Populations Served Petit Jean State Park serves a group of states considered to be in a “triangle”. Petit Jean State Park sees visitors from Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. Visitors from around the world have made a visit to the park. A current estimate of park attendance is 500,000 visitors per year (Jones, 2011). Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011

Professional Training  Park Interpreters require a bachelor’s degree. The degree can be in many different specialty areas.  Park Rangers are trained in law enforcement schools. Additional training is required to deal with the issues they will be faced with in the park environment. (Jones, 2011)

Special Services Provided *Special Programs for School Group *Info on The Civilian Conservation Corps *Interpretive Programs for Visitors *Guided Group Tours *Provides Brochures * Touch and Feel Table *Website Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011 (Petit Jean State Park, 2011).

Civilian Conservation Corps Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE Overseen by Parks and Tourism. Director of Arkansas State Parks. Regional Supervisor over 5 parks. Superintendent oversees everyone in the park. Park Interpreters give information to visitors. (Jones, 2011) Diversity Petit Jean State Park tries to attract people with a diverse background. Camping areas are made handicap accessible. The visitor’s center is wheelchair accessible. Park Interpreters are trained to reach people of varied cultures while giving a park presentation. (Jones, 2011)

Surprises  Petit Jean State Park was Arkansas’s First State Park.  The Civilian Conservation Corps work is still standing and being used today.  All of the services provided for the public to enjoy.  The beautiful scenery of the mountain. Petit Jean State Park, taken September 5, 2011

FAULKNER COUNTY MUSEUM “A SECRET HIDDEN AWAY” By: Sonya Cato LIBM 6320 September 26, 2011 Faulkner County Museum, taken September 19, 2011

Mission Statement The Mission of the Faulkner County Museum is to educate the public regarding our county’s history. We serve a multicultural community and provide a forum for the cultural expression of our past through the acts of preservation and reconstruction of social memory. We act as a repository for artifacts and documents as well as interpret the natural and cultural prehistory and history of the geographic region which today is known as Faulkner County. (Faulkner County, 2007)

Services O *guided group tours O *Out Reach Programs O Enrichment for Preschools O Speakers for Civic Groups O In-service for Teachers O Internship Program through uca O Programs for Elderly (Lynita Langley-Ware, personal communication, September 17, 2011) Faulkner County Museum, taken September 19, 2011

Special Services  On-site research for local family history  On-site research for local history  Sam Fausett Studio Photograph Collection  McNutt Funeral Home records  Faulkner County Census of Cemeteries  Loan boxes of Arkansas history with lesson plans for educators. (Ware, 2011) Faulkner County Museum, taken September 19, 2011

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING DIVERSITY The director of the museum is required to have a Master’s degree. The area of training can be varied. Volunteers are given information on the areas they are involved in. (Ware, 2011) The museum deals with the multicultural population of Faulkner County. The Faulkner County Museum is handicap accessible for the patrons that visit. (Ware, 2011)

Exhibits General Store Native American Artifacts Faulkner County Art Doctor’s Office Victorian Bedroom Cotton Culture Cadron History Dogtrot Cabin Tools Sports Memorabilia Scale Model Railroad of Faulkner County (Faulkner County, 2007) Faulkner County Museum, taken September 19, 2011

Populations Served  The Faulkner County Museum serves the residents of Faulkner County.  The museum targets school age children.  The Faulkner County Museum serves an estimated 1,500 people per year. (Ware, 2011) Organizational Structure The Faulkner County Museum is a part of the County’s government. A board of directors, appointed by county judge, oversees the director. The director is selected by the museum board. There is only one director. The rest of the staff is made up of volunteers. (Ware, 2011)

Preserving Faulkner County History Faulkner County Museum, taken September 19, 2011

SURPRISES The Faulkner County Museum is located in the old historic Faulkner county jail. Faulkner County Museum offers a loan box of Arkansas History for local educators. The many artifacts that have been preserved. Faulkner County Museum, taken September 19, 2011

References Cato, S. “September 19, 2011”. [Personal Photos of Faulkner County Museum]. Conway, Arkansas Cato, S. “September 5, 2011”. [Personal Photos of Petit Jean State Park]. Morrilton, Arkansas Faulkner County. (2007). Retrieved from =com_content&view=article&id=21Item Petit Jean State Park. (2011). Retrieved from to_do