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Tucked away in the heart of Scott, Arkansas, Scott Station is a locally loved spot serving up Southern and South Louisiana comfort food with a chef’s touch. Housed near the town’s old rail line and farmland, it’s a nod to Scott’s roots, with scratch-made dishes that feel like home. From fried green tomatoes to Cajun favorites, the menu blends tradition with a little creative flair. Whether you're passing through or planning a day trip into the Delta, Scott Station is one of those places that makes you want to sit, stay, and savor every bite.

Just a short drive from Little Rock, the Plantation Agriculture Museum in Scott is a great place to step back in time and see what farm life in Arkansas used to look like. The main museum is inside a 1912 general store, complete with a gift shop full of cotton-themed goodies, old-fashioned toys, and Arkansas-made treasures. You’ll find exhibits that walk you through a full year of growing cotton—everything from mule barns and kitchens to the tools folks used by hand and with help from mules.

Outside, there’s a real cotton patch planted each year for school groups and curious visitors. You can also check out the 1919 cotton gin, historic tractors, and Seed Warehouse #5, which shows how seeds were sorted and stored back in the day. It’s hands-on, kid-friendly, and packed with cool demonstrations like water pumping and cotton ginning. Whether you're into history, agriculture, or just looking for a unique stop in the Delta, this museum is worth a visit.