Ralph Appelbaum Associates are the exhibition designers of the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum. The Appelbaum team is a deftly creative force committed to giving museum visitors authentic and memorable experiences-focusing on the sweeping changes that occurred in the world and in our country at the end of the 20th century.

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The 20,000 square feet of exhibit space located on two levels utilizes photographs, video, text and interactive stations to teach, inspire and make information accessible.

A 110-foot timeline contextualizes the eight years of the Clinton Administration while alcoves running the length of the timeline direct attention to the foreign and domestic efforts of the Clinton-Gore team.

The full-scale replica of the Oval Office Photo by Timothy Hursley for the William J. Clinton Foundation

Presentations recreating “life in the White House” and a biographical exhibit of President Clinton share the second floor display case. In addition, visitors to the upstairs will find a full-scale replica of the Oval Office, the only full-scale replica in any presidential museum. The windows also provide a real view to the outside of the Center; instead of the Rose Garden, these windows look out on downtown Little Rock and the hills beyond.