The Plantation Agriculture Museum is a state park and agricultural museum in Scott, Arkansas. It is located 20 miles southeast of Little Rock.

Dedicated to Arkansas’ rich cotton agriculture heritage, the Plantation Agriculture Museum offers a good amount of information about the local history, based on its cotton-producing past. It is housed in the old general store building, constructed by Conoway Scott Jr. who came from the family who founded the town of Scott. The site was made into a museum around the 1960s.

The Plantation Agriculture Museum currently houses over 10,000 artifacts related to the agricultural past of Scott. Displays vary from how cotton was grown and harvested before modern machinery became available to antique tractors and farm implements.