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Mulberry History Trails Finds a Home at Workman’s Travel Center
New historical exhibit invites residents and travelers to discover the people, places, and stories that shaped Mulberry, Arkansas.MULBERRY, ARKANSAS | October 2026 — A new opportunity to explore Mulberry’s rich history has arrived at Workman’s Travel Center, located at 1945 N. Main Street in Mulberry, Arkansas, with the installation of the Mulberry History Trails exhibit.
Mulberry History Trails is a community-focused historical initiative designed to preserve and share the stories that have shaped Mulberry and the surrounding Arkansas River Valley. Through a collection of historical exhibits, photographs, and digital storytelling, the project brings local heritage to life for residents, visitors, and future generations.
The installation at Workman’s Travel Center provides a convenient place for travelers and community members to pause, explore, and connect with the area's past. By placing local history in an everyday gathering place, the exhibit makes Mulberry’s heritage accessible beyond traditional museums and historical institutions.
A Small Town. A World of Stories.
Mulberry History Trails explores the people, businesses, landmarks, and events that helped define the community. From the town’s early settlement and railroad development to its historic Main Street, notable residents, and colorful local legends, the collection offers a fascinating look at the history behind familiar places.
Each exhibit connects visitors to expanded historical content through MulberryHistoryTrails.com. Using a smartphone, visitors can scan exhibit QR codes to discover additional photographs, historical accounts, and stories that extend beyond the physical display.
The growing digital collection currently features more than 20 historical stories, with additional exhibits planned.
Bringing Local History Into Everyday Life
The installation at Workman’s Travel Center reflects the value of connecting local businesses with community heritage. As a destination serving both Mulberry residents and travelers passing through the area, Workman’s offers an opportunity to introduce new audiences to the community's history.
The project also encourages visitors to look beyond the exhibit, explore Mulberry, support local businesses, and develop a greater appreciation for the town and its heritage.
Whether someone has called Mulberry home for generations or is discovering the community for the first time, Mulberry History Trails offers an invitation to experience the stories that make this small Arkansas town unique.
Visit and Explore
Mulberry History Trails Exhibit
Workman’s Travel Center
1945 N. Main Street
Mulberry, ARExplore the historical collection:
www.MulberryHistoryTrails.comResidents, families, history enthusiasts, and travelers are encouraged to visit the installation and explore the stories that continue to connect Mulberry’s past with its present.
Mulberry History Trails: A Small Town. A World of Stories.
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Jenna Barnes Account Manager
- October 27, 2026
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