President Clinton, First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Chelsea Clinton attend a campaign rally at the Old State House in Little Rock, Arkansas. President Clinton addresses the rally September 1, 1996, Photographer: Sharon Farmer. President Clinton, First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Chelsea Clinton attend a campaign rally at the Old State House in Little Rock, Arkansas. President Clinton addresses the rally September 1, 1996, Photographer: Sharon Farmer. Bill Clinton served as Arkansas Attorney General (1977-1979), the fortieth and forty-second governor of Arkansas (1979-1981, 1983-1992), and the forty-second president of the United States (1993-2001). This collaborative portal provides opportunities to research the political career of Bill Clinton and provide insights into the trajectory of President Clinton’s work on issues central to both his time in Arkansas and in the White House. Participating archival institutions CALS Butler Center for Arkansas StudiesUA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and CultureWilliam J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum The CALS Butler Center for Arkansas Studies and the UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture are both located at the Bobby L. Roberts Library for Arkansas History & Arts in downtown Little Rock and within walking distance of the Presidential Library. Other relevant archival collections are also listed below. Archival Collections Located in Downtown Little Rock, AR. CALS Butler Center for Arkansas Studies Image CALS Butler Center for Arkansas Studies Butler Center for Arkansas Studies401 President Clinton Ave.Little Rock, AR 72201501.320.5700 Researchers can access certain gubernatorial records at the Butler Center by viewing finding aids online and by visiting the Roberts Library. These collections from Governor Clinton’s time in office include: Audio subseries of the multimedia record groupEconomic Development Series Bill Kincaid Bob Nash Craig Smith Phil Price Education Series Ann Kamps Connie Dardin Don Ernst Education Team Gloria Cabe Kathy Van Laningham Paul Root Natural and Cultural Resources Series Cathryn Buford Jeanne Jackson Julie McDonald Cabe Kay Kelley Kenneth L. Smith Paul Levy Press Office Series Proclamations Press Office material from Bill Clinton's first term as Governor of Arkansas Press Office material from Bill Clinton's second term as Governor of Arkansas Press Office material from Bill Clinton's third term as Governor of Arkansas Press Office material from Bill Clinton's fourth term as Governor of Arkansas Press Office material from Bill Clinton's fifth term as Governor of Arkansas In addition to the gubernatorial papers, the CALS Butler Center for Arkansas Studies houses the Arkansas Constitutional Convention collection. Researchers can also view the CALS Butler Center for Arkansas Studies' detailed descriptions of these collections on Governor Clinton. UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture Image UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture Center for Arkansas History and Culture407 President Clinton Ave, Ste 202Little Rock, AR 72201501.320.5780 The UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture provides both online finding aids for onsite research at the Roberts Library and online digitized content on the political career of Bill Clinton; collections include: Advocates for Battered Women records, 1972-1985Arkansas Constitutional Convention records 1979-1980Beth Cathey papers, 1917-1988CAHC PAMPHLET 05051Doug Wallace papers, 1971-1978Dr. William H. Townsend papers, 1962-2005 Ed Fry papers, 1956-2012 ERArkansas papers, 1971-2007, Bulk 1971-1985Frank White papers, 1962-2003, Bulk 1980-1983Hugh B. Patterson, Jr., papers, 1657-1998James Guy Tucker, Jr., papersJon Kennedy cartoon collections, 1935-1988National Dunbar Alumni Association historical collection, 1880-2016Political handbill and letter collection, 1906-1990William M. Shepherd papers, 1846-2018, Bulk 1930-1970Winthrop Paul Rockefeller papers, 1888-2006, Bulk 1996-2005 Researchers can also view the UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture's detailed descriptions of these collections on the political career of Bill Clinton. William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum Image William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum William J. Clinton Library & Museum 1200 President Clinton Ave. Little Rock, AR 72201501.244.2877 Researchers can access digitized materials on President Clinton through the Clinton Digital Library. Researchers can also visit the Clinton Presidential Library to access released collections that are not available online. The digital library exhibits listed below match archival collections from the Butler Center’s gubernatorial collections with material from the Presidential Library on the following shared themes: economic development, education reform, and the environment. Economic Inclusion in the Clinton AdministrationEducation Reform - Invest More, Demand MoreWhite House Green Building: An Exhibit on Sustainability Other Relevant Archival Collections William Jefferson Clinton History Project This is a project of the Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History at the University of Arkansas and the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia. Transcriptions of these oral history interviews are available online.