Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore - Revision history

Phil at 04:06, 25 April 2011

2011-04-25T04:06:44Z

Phil at 04:05, 25 April 2011

2011-04-25T04:05:46Z

Phil at 04:05, 25 April 2011

2011-04-25T04:05:31Z

Phil at 16:32, 7 February 2010

2010-02-07T16:32:08Z

Phil: Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore moved to Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore

2008-09-08T23:36:57Z

Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore moved to Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore

Phil at 23:32, 8 September 2008

2008-09-08T23:32:26Z

Phil at 22:12, 4 September 2008

2008-09-04T22:12:16Z

Phil at 15:34, 22 August 2008

2008-08-22T15:34:18Z

Phil: New page: '''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' once stood along Main Street in downtown Little Rock. ==References== ==External links==

2008-07-03T14:29:04Z

New page: '''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' once stood along Main Street in downtown Little Rock. ==References== ==External links==

New page

'''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' once stood along Main Street in downtown Little Rock.

==References==

==External links==

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−	'''Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore''' (also known as "The Book Exchange," "Allsopp and Chapple Book and Stationery," and "Allsopp and Chapple Books and Office Supplies") ~~once~~ occupied ~~a storefront~~ at 307-309 Main Street in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.	+	'''Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore''' (also known as "The Book Exchange," "Allsopp and Chapple Book and Stationery," and "Allsopp and Chapple Books and Office Supplies") occupied storefronts at 307-309 Main Street and 701 Main Street in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.

	Allsopp and Chapple was established by [[James Chapple]] and [[Fred W. Allsopp]], two Englishmen who arrived in the city at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. The bookstore was purchased by the Wirtz family in 1919. From the 1930s to the 1950s the store supplied all textbooks for the [[Little Rock School District]] and the [[Pulaski County School District]]. In 1958 the store, still operating under the Allsopp and Chapple name, was sold to [[Stanley L. Crawford]] of [[Roach Paper Company]].		Allsopp and Chapple was established by [[James Chapple]] and [[Fred W. Allsopp]], two Englishmen who arrived in the city at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. The bookstore was purchased by the Wirtz family in 1919. From the 1930s to the 1950s the store supplied all textbooks for the [[Little Rock School District]] and the [[Pulaski County School District]]. In 1958 the store, still operating under the Allsopp and Chapple name, was sold to [[Stanley L. Crawford]] of [[Roach Paper Company]].

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	==External links==		==External links==

−	[[Category:Bookstores\|Main Street]]	+	[[Category:Bookstores]]
		+	[[Category:Main Street]]

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-'''Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore''' (also known as "Allsopp and Chapple Book and Stationery" and "Allsopp and Chapple Books and Office Supplies") once occupied a storefront at 307-309 Main Street in downtown Little Rock.
+'''Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore''' (also known as "The Book Exchange," "Allsopp and Chapple Book and Stationery," and "Allsopp and Chapple Books and Office Supplies") once occupied a storefront at 307-309 Main Street in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
 Allsopp and Chapple was established by [[James Chapple]] and [[Fred W. Allsopp]], two Englishmen who arrived in the city at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. The bookstore was purchased by the Wirtz family in 1919. From the 1930s to the 1950s the store supplied all textbooks for the [[Little Rock School District]] and the [[Pulaski County School District]]. In 1958 the store, still operating under the Allsopp and Chapple name, was sold to [[Stanley L. Crawford]] of [[Roach Paper Company]].
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 ==External links==
-[[Category:Bookstores]]
+[[Category:Bookstores|Main Street]]

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	==External links==		==External links==
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		+	[[Category:Bookstores]]

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-'''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' (also known as "Allsopp and Chappel Book and Stationery" and "Allsopp and Chappel Books and Office Supplies") once occupied a storefront at 307-309 Main Street in downtown Little Rock.
+'''Allsopp and Chapple Bookstore''' (also known as "Allsopp and Chapple Book and Stationery" and "Allsopp and Chapple Books and Office Supplies") once occupied a storefront at 307-309 Main Street in downtown Little Rock.
-Allsopp and Chappel was established by [[James Chappel]] and [[Fred W. Allsopp]], two Englishmen who arrived in the city at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. The bookstore was purchased by the Wirtz family in 1919. From the 1930s to the 1950s the store supplied all textbooks for the [[Little Rock School District]] and the [[Pulaski County School District]]. In 1958 the store, still operating under the Allsopp and Chappel name, was sold to [[Stanley L. Crawford]] of [[Roach Paper Company]].
+Allsopp and Chapple was established by [[James Chapple]] and [[Fred W. Allsopp]], two Englishmen who arrived in the city at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. The bookstore was purchased by the Wirtz family in 1919. From the 1930s to the 1950s the store supplied all textbooks for the [[Little Rock School District]] and the [[Pulaski County School District]]. In 1958 the store, still operating under the Allsopp and Chapple name, was sold to [[Stanley L. Crawford]] of [[Roach Paper Company]].
 Sometime in the early 1960s the store was purchased by [[Sieg Siebert]] of the [[Siebert News Agency]]. Siebert hoped to make it the largest book and office supply store in Arkansas. In 1966 the store was purchased by Capital Typewriting Company, later renamed [[Capital Business Machines]].
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 *Leroy Donald, "Owner Finds New Home for Store Behind Facade," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' October 23, 1983.
 ==External links==

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−	'''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' (also known as "Allsopp and Chappel Book and Stationery" and "Allsopp and Chappel Books and Office Supplies") once occupied a storefront ~~in the 300 block of~~ Main Street in downtown Little Rock.	+	'''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' (also known as "Allsopp and Chappel Book and Stationery" and "Allsopp and Chappel Books and Office Supplies") once occupied a storefront at 307-309 Main Street in downtown Little Rock.

	Allsopp and Chappel was established by [[James Chappel]] and [[Fred W. Allsopp]], two Englishmen who arrived in the city at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. The bookstore was purchased by the Wirtz family in 1919. From the 1930s to the 1950s the store supplied all textbooks for the [[Little Rock School District]] and the [[Pulaski County School District]]. In 1958 the store, still operating under the Allsopp and Chappel name, was sold to [[Stanley L. Crawford]] of [[Roach Paper Company]].		Allsopp and Chappel was established by [[James Chappel]] and [[Fred W. Allsopp]], two Englishmen who arrived in the city at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. The bookstore was purchased by the Wirtz family in 1919. From the 1930s to the 1950s the store supplied all textbooks for the [[Little Rock School District]] and the [[Pulaski County School District]]. In 1958 the store, still operating under the Allsopp and Chappel name, was sold to [[Stanley L. Crawford]] of [[Roach Paper Company]].

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-'''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' once stood along Main Street in downtown Little Rock.
+'''Allsopp and Chappel Bookstore''' (also known as "Allsopp and Chappel Book and Stationery" and "Allsopp and Chappel Books and Office Supplies") once occupied a storefront in the 300 block of Main Street in downtown Little Rock.
 ==References==
 ==External links==