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-The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute holds the Library system's [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]] and an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]]. In February 2008 Parker Westbrook endowed the [[Lucille and Parker Westbrook Arkansas History and Genealogy Collection]] with a donation of $100,000.
+The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute holds the Library system's [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]] and an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Edward Bailey|Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]]. In February 2008 Parker Westbrook endowed the [[Lucille and Parker Westbrook Arkansas History and Genealogy Collection]] with a donation of $100,000.
 The Arkansas Studies Institute occupies the first two floors of the old [[Concordia Hall]]/[[Porbeck & Bowman building]]/[[Budget Office building]] in the [[River Market District]], the new [[Manuscripts and Rare Books Repository]] constructed next door, and the historic [[Geyer & Adams building]]. The Institute moved collections into the building from the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]] in the [[Main Library]] building of CALS, and other collections culled from the archives of the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]]. The [[Clinton School of Public Service]] occupies the top floor.

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-The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute will hold the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]], an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]].
+The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute holds the Library system's [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]] and an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]]. In February 2008 Parker Westbrook endowed the [[Lucille and Parker Westbrook Arkansas History and Genealogy Collection]] with a donation of $100,000.
 The Arkansas Studies Institute occupies the first two floors of the old [[Concordia Hall]]/[[Porbeck & Bowman building]]/[[Budget Office building]] in the [[River Market District]], the new [[Manuscripts and Rare Books Repository]] constructed next door, and the historic [[Geyer & Adams building]]. The Institute moved collections into the building from the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]] in the [[Main Library]] building of CALS, and other collections culled from the archives of the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]]. The [[Clinton School of Public Service]] occupies the top floor.
-The Arkansas Studies Institute held its grand opening on March 21, 2009. The entire project cost of $21 million. In February 2008 Parker Westbrook endowed the [[Lucille and Parker Westbrook Arkansas History and Genealogy Collection]] with a donation of $100,000.
+The Arkansas Studies Institute held its grand opening on March 21, 2009. The entire project cost of $21 million, and was paid for by a 2004 voter-approved bond issue.
 ==References==

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	The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute will hold the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]], an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]].		The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute will hold the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]], an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]].

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 The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute will hold the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]], an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]].
-The Arkansas Studies Institute occupies the first two floors of the old [[Concordia Hall]]/[[Porbeck & Bowman building]]/[[Budget Office building]] in the [[River Market District]], the new [[Manuscripts and Rare Books Repository]] constructed next door, and the historic [[Geyer & Adams building]]. The Institute moved collections into the building from the [[Butler Center for Historical Studies]] in the [[Main Library]] building of CALS, and other collections culled from the archives of the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]]. The [[Clinton School of Public Service]] occupies the top floor.
+The Arkansas Studies Institute occupies the first two floors of the old [[Concordia Hall]]/[[Porbeck & Bowman building]]/[[Budget Office building]] in the [[River Market District]], the new [[Manuscripts and Rare Books Repository]] constructed next door, and the historic [[Geyer & Adams building]]. The Institute moved collections into the building from the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]] in the [[Main Library]] building of CALS, and other collections culled from the archives of the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]]. The [[Clinton School of Public Service]] occupies the top floor.
 The Arkansas Studies Institute held its grand opening on March 21, 2009. The entire project cost of $21 million. In February 2008 Parker Westbrook endowed the [[Lucille and Parker Westbrook Arkansas History and Genealogy Collection]] with a donation of $100,000.

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 The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute will hold the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]], an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]].
-The Arkansas Studies Institute occupies the first two floors of the old [[Concordia Hall]]/[[Porbeck & Bowman building]]/[[Budget Office building]] in the [[River Market District]], the new [[Manuscripts and Rare Books Repository]] constructed next door, and the historic [[Geyer & Adams building]]. The Institute moved its collections from the [[Main Library]] building of CALS. The [[Clinton School of Public Service]] occupies the top floor.
+The Arkansas Studies Institute occupies the first two floors of the old [[Concordia Hall]]/[[Porbeck & Bowman building]]/[[Budget Office building]] in the [[River Market District]], the new [[Manuscripts and Rare Books Repository]] constructed next door, and the historic [[Geyer & Adams building]]. The Institute moved collections into the building from the [[Butler Center for Historical Studies]] in the [[Main Library]] building of CALS, and other collections culled from the archives of the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]]. The [[Clinton School of Public Service]] occupies the top floor.
 The Arkansas Studies Institute held its grand opening on March 21, 2009. The entire project cost of $21 million. In February 2008 Parker Westbrook endowed the [[Lucille and Parker Westbrook Arkansas History and Genealogy Collection]] with a donation of $100,000.
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 *Jim Brooks, "Center Debut a Tribute to Past, Future," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' March 22, 2009.
 *Kristin Netterstrom, "Plaque a Reminder of Jewish Settlers," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' March 21, 2009.
 *"$100,000 Donated to Arkansas Institute," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' February 7, 2008.

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 [[Image:Arkansas-studies.jpg|thumb|Arkansas Studies institute under construction. Photo by Phil Frana.]]
-The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute holds an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]].
+The '''Arkansas Studies Institute''' is a hub for the study of Arkansas history, jointly administered by the [[Central Arkansas Library System]] (CALS) and the [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] (UALR). The Institute will hold the [[Butler Center for Arkansas Studies]], an archive of papers drawn from UALR's political history collections. Papers included are those of former Arkansas governors [[Bill Clinton]], [[Carl Bailey]], [[Winthrop Rockefeller]], [[Dale Bumpers]], [[Frank White]], and [[Jim Guy Tucker]].
 The Arkansas Studies Institute will occupy the first two floors of the old [[Budget Office]] in the [[River Market District]], another new building being built next door, and the historic [[Geyer & Adams building]]. The Institute currently occupies preexisting space in the main branch building of the Central Arkansas Library System. The [[Clinton School of Public Service]] will occupy the top floor.

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−	[http://www.cals.lib.ar.us/information/Arkanas%20Studies%20Institute.html Homepage of the Arkansas Studies Institute of the Central Arkansas Library System.]	+	*[http://www.cals.lib.ar.us/information/Arkanas%20Studies%20Institute.html Homepage of the Arkansas Studies Institute of the Central Arkansas Library System.]