Argenta - Revision history

Phil at 19:12, 8 February 2010

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Phil at 18:08, 4 April 2009

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Phil at 04:52, 16 February 2009

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Phil at 04:45, 16 February 2009

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Phil at 07:12, 19 December 2008

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

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	[[Category:Neighborhoods]]		[[Category:Neighborhoods]]

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−	[[Image:Argenta-puzzle-switch.jpg\|thumb\|Puzzle Switch near Iron Mountain Railway Shops in Argenta.]]	+	[[Image:Argenta-puzzle-switch.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Puzzle Switch near Iron Mountain Railway Shops in Argenta.]]
	'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.		'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.

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	[[Image:Argenta-puzzle-switch.jpg\|thumb\|Puzzle Switch near Iron Mountain Railway Shops in Argenta.]]		[[Image:Argenta-puzzle-switch.jpg\|thumb\|Puzzle Switch near Iron Mountain Railway Shops in Argenta.]]
−	~~[[Image:1888-little-rock-map.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Little Rock and Argenta with additions, extensions, and subdivisions in 1888.]]~~
	'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.		'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.

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	[[Image:Argenta-puzzle-switch.jpg\|thumb\|Puzzle Switch near Iron Mountain Railway Shops in Argenta.]]		[[Image:Argenta-puzzle-switch.jpg\|thumb\|Puzzle Switch near Iron Mountain Railway Shops in Argenta.]]
		+	[[Image:1888-little-rock-map.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Little Rock and Argenta with additions, extensions, and subdivisions in 1888.]]
	'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.		'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.

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 The [[Argenta Community Development Corporation]], which was founded in 1992, works on raising funds to purchase and renovate historic houses, one at a time. This group focuses on the idea that home ownership will improve the quality of life in their neighborhood. The CDC has seen significant improvement due to their years of work:
-“To date we have renovated and constructed 162 residential and commercial properties including a 56-unit apartment complex investing over $13 million t in downtown North Little Rock's in renewal efforts. Through our work the Argenta Neighborhood was designated as National Register Historic District in 1993. Property values have soared more than 200% and the crime rate is one of the lowest in North Little Rock.”[http://www.argentacdc.org/about.shtml]
+"To date we have renovated and constructed 162 residential and commercial properties including a 56-unit apartment complex investing over $13 million in downtown North Little Rock's renewal efforts. Through our work the Argenta Neighborhood was designated as National Register Historic District in 1993. Property values have soared more than 200% and the crime rate is one of the lowest in North Little Rock."
 Since their creation in 1992, they have added on programs to their organization, giving them the resources to promote building green, affordable homes. The efforts of the Main Street program and the Community Development Corporation have changed the Argenta neighborhood from a dilapidated eyesore on the river to a much desired, high end place to live near all the activities of downtown Little Rock.
 ==References==
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Neighborhoods]]

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		+	[[Image:Argenta-puzzle-switch.jpg\|thumb\|Puzzle Switch near Iron Mountain Railway Shops in Argenta.]]
	'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.		'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.

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−	'''Argenta''' is ~~a neighborhood located in downtown~~ [[North Little Rock]]. ~~Beginning as~~ a ~~railroad~~ town, ~~once~~ growth stalled, the town became dilapidated and buildings and homes fell out of repair in the later half of the twentieth century. The area had high crime rates and poor property values. In the early nineties, plans were made to revitalize the neighborhood under the Main Street Arkansas plan.	+	'''Argenta''' is the original name for [[North Little Rock]]. Argenta is a derivation of the Latin word for silver: "argentum." The city took this name from 1904 to 1917 because of the [[Kellogg Silver Mine]] operated by the Southwest Arkansas Mining Company ten miles to the north. The town street plan was developed by [[Thomas W. Newton Sr.]], leader of the silver mining operation.
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		+	Once growth stalled the town became dilapidated and buildings and homes fell out of repair in the later half of the twentieth century. The area had high crime rates and poor property values. In the early nineties, plans were made to revitalize the neighborhood under the Main Street Arkansas plan.

	Main Street Arkansas is an organization that provides historic neighborhoods across the state with the intellectual resources they need to begin restoring their own areas. The program supplies a neighborhood with a representative contractor, architect, or interior designer, based on need, but encourages the neighborhood’s residents to pool together its own financial resources, and operate on its own efforts. The Main Street Arkansas plan has four points: design, organization, promotion, and economic restructuring.		Main Street Arkansas is an organization that provides historic neighborhoods across the state with the intellectual resources they need to begin restoring their own areas. The program supplies a neighborhood with a representative contractor, architect, or interior designer, based on need, but encourages the neighborhood’s residents to pool together its own financial resources, and operate on its own efforts. The Main Street Arkansas plan has four points: design, organization, promotion, and economic restructuring.

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	Since their creation in 1992, they have added on programs to their organization, giving them the resources to promote building green, affordable homes. The efforts of the Main Street program and the Community Development Corporation have changed the Argenta neighborhood from a dilapidated eyesore on the river to a much desired, high end place to live near all the activities of downtown Little Rock.		Since their creation in 1992, they have added on programs to their organization, giving them the resources to promote building green, affordable homes. The efforts of the Main Street program and the Community Development Corporation have changed the Argenta neighborhood from a dilapidated eyesore on the river to a much desired, high end place to live near all the activities of downtown Little Rock.
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		+	==References==
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		+	==External links==
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		+	[[Category:Neighborhoods]]

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−	'''Argenta''' is a neighborhood located in North Little Rock. Beginning as a railroad town, once growth stalled, the town became dilapidated and buildings and homes fell out of repair in the later half of the twentieth century. The area had high crime rates and poor property values. In the early nineties, plans were made to revitalize the neighborhood under the Main Street Arkansas plan.	+	'''Argenta''' is a neighborhood located in downtown [[North Little Rock]]. Beginning as a railroad town, once growth stalled, the town became dilapidated and buildings and homes fell out of repair in the later half of the twentieth century. The area had high crime rates and poor property values. In the early nineties, plans were made to revitalize the neighborhood under the Main Street Arkansas plan.

	Main Street Arkansas is an organization that provides historic neighborhoods across the state with the intellectual resources they need to begin restoring their own areas. The program supplies a neighborhood with a representative contractor, architect, or interior designer, based on need, but encourages the neighborhood’s residents to pool together its own financial resources, and operate on its own efforts. The Main Street Arkansas plan has four points: design, organization, promotion, and economic restructuring.		Main Street Arkansas is an organization that provides historic neighborhoods across the state with the intellectual resources they need to begin restoring their own areas. The program supplies a neighborhood with a representative contractor, architect, or interior designer, based on need, but encourages the neighborhood’s residents to pool together its own financial resources, and operate on its own efforts. The Main Street Arkansas plan has four points: design, organization, promotion, and economic restructuring.