The Department of Arkansas Heritage (DAH) is a department of the U.S. State of Arkansas responsible for preserving` promoting and protecting Arkansas`s natural and cultural history and heritage.[1] The department consists of eight separate divisions: four heritage museums and four heritage resource agencies.[2] The department’s central office coordinates and promotes all division efforts to make information and materials about the state readily accessible to all Arkansans through heritage and cultural events` educational resources and special publications. The common goal of all divisions is to seek out and protect the legacy and lore of Arkansas and what distinguishes it from other ...
The Department of Arkansas Heritage (DAH) is a department of the U.S. State of Arkansas responsible for preserving` promoting and protecting Arkansas`s natural and cultural history and heritage.[1] The department consists of eight separate divisions: four heritage museums and four heritage resource agencies.[2] The department’s central office coordinates and promotes all division efforts to make information and materials about the state readily accessible to all Arkansans through heritage and cultural events` educational resources and special publications. The common goal of all divisions is to seek out and protect the legacy and lore of Arkansas and what distinguishes it from other states.
The department is headquartered in downtown Little Rock along the banks of the Arkansas River. Its headquarters is about 34`000 square feet at 1100 North St. in Little Rock and includes offices` a materials and collections storage facility` a fleet-management physical plant` an herbarium` a library and multiple meeting spaces available for public use.
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Number of Employees:
100-250
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Annual Revenue:
$10-50 Million