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Construction of Greers Ferry Dam began in March 1959 and was
completed in December 1962. Aft er completion, the dam was
dedicated on October 3, 1969, by President John F. Kennedy.

Th e JFK Overlook provides visitors with a spectacular view of

Greers Ferry Lake and Dam, as well as the Little Red River.

Collins Creek, with an hourly fl ow of forty thousand gallons of 50
degree water from Greers Ferry Lake, provides a natural
hatchery for brook and rainbow trout. It also hosts a natural
waterfall and trails to explore. Take a free tour of the Greers Ferry
National Fish Hatchery, one of the most modern fi sh

hatcheries in the United States operated by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife
Service. www.fws.gov/greersferry/

Th e Little Red River is one of Arkansas’ most popular fi shing
destinations. Th e tail water extends 32 miles, stocked with rainbow
trout, and is home to the record catch 40 pound, four ounce brown
trout.

Ruland Junction Toy Train Museum is housed in a replica of a

two-story old rural train depot. Th e interior houses a unique
collection of artfully displayed operating layouts, vintage display
cases, and toys collected over a half century by family members.
Ph: 501-362-6342

Th e Cleburne County Historical Society & Museum contains the
society’s offi ces, a museum and genealogy research library. Th e

museum has a large collection of historical photos and artifacts, as
well as other county records. Ph: 501-362-5225

Th e Mary I. Wold Cleburne County Library is the largest library
facility in the county and serves as headquarters. Th e Cleburne
County Library houses over 25,000 printed items for adults, over
15,000 printed items for children, and over 4,000 audio/visual
materials.

Th e Heber Springs Rollercade is a new addition of the classic
family friendly activity. You can check out their facebook page for
their pricing and menu.

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