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Location
Best time
Check hours before visiting - multiple reviews mention finding the building locked on weekends and Sundays. Call ahead or verify operating hours to ensure you can go inside rather than just viewing through windows.
Visitor tip
The exterior Art Deco architecture and vintage Greyhound signage are highlights worth photographing. Even if the building is closed, the well-maintained 1937 facade provides great photo opportunities from outside.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Historic Visitor Center
- Primary Use
- Event venue rental at Historic Greyhound Bus Depot
- Organization
- Main Street Blytheville non-profit
What visitors say
This greyhound bus depot is a cool place to check out a preserved piece of history from the 1930s. Although this building is vintage, everything is well-maintained and vibrant. I wasn’t able to go inside the building, but I was able to…
What an incredible piece of transport history. Well worth a visit if you're in the area. Definitely from a more stylish era.
Stopped by here Eclipse weekend 2024. I wish it would have been open. Well maintained piece of history. Not much else to do in the town. This was it.
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Did You Know?
- Built in 1937, the Historic Greyhound Bus Depot is one of the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in Arkansas, featuring rounded deco styling corners, projecting canopies, and a vertical Greyhound sign
- The bus depot was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987, recognizing its architectural significance
- The station ended active bus operations in 2001, after serving as a transportation hub for over 60 years
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