The Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, serves as Bill Clinton’s presidential library and museum, the offices of the Clinton Foundation, and the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Built on the Arkansas River in a former warehouse district, it became part of a broader riverfront revival. Dedicated in 2004, it was among the first presidential libraries to reflect the Presidential Records Act of 1978. Its cantilevered main building symbolizes a “bridge to the 21st century,” while the museum interprets Clinton’s presidency and the archives preserve an exceptionally large collection of documents, emails, photographs, and artifacts. The surrounding park and restored historic structures also made it a major civic landmark.