Arkansas
Governor's
Mansion
Association
About Us
The Arkansas Governor's Mansion Association is a 501c3 non-profit organization that raises funds for the restoration and preservation of the Arkansas Governor's Mansion.
The association is operated by a group of involved citizens from across the state who are nominated and voted on by the Association to serve a three-year term. It is an independent organization that relies on the contributions of the general public to address the day-to-day needs of the Mansion.
The Arkansas Governor's Mansion has long been more than just a home to our state's leaders, it is also the front door welcoming visitors and dignitaries from all over the world.
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Governor's Mansion Circle
Members of the Governor's Mansion Circle are those most invested in the preservation and enhancement of the Arkansas Governor's Mansion. Membership is obtained by making at donation to the Governor's Mansion Association of at least $1,500.
Members will receive an invitation for two to attend the Governor's Mansion Circle Dinner hosted by Governor and Mrs. Hutchinson in August and to a private Christmas Reception hosted by the Governor and First Lady in December.
Membership is limited to the Circle so join early! The tax deductible portion of a $1,500 donation to the Arkansas Governor's Mansion Circle is $1,200.
Friends of the Mansion
You can help the Mansion Association in its mission by becoming a Friend of the Mansion. Your $50 yearly donation will make a significant difference in preservation efforts for the center of southern hospitality and charm in Arkansas.
As a Friend of the Mansion, you will not only have the satisfaction of historical conservation, you will also receive our bi-annual email newsletter, keeping you abreast of Association news and upcoming events at the Mansion.
Mansion News
1800 Center, the Arkansas Governor's Mansion Newsletter, is published bi-annually. Access to our newsletters is always available from this area of our web page.
Fall 2015
Bookstore
John P. Gill authored Open House The Arkansas Governor's Mansion and Its Place In History in January of 2011. It is available for purchase from the University of Arkansas Press. Click on the graphic of the book below to be taken to that web site.
