J. Wythe Walker - Revision history

Phil at 03:02, 20 August 2008

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Phil at 03:01, 20 August 2008

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Phil at 07:50, 11 July 2008

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Phil: New page: '''J. Wythe Walker''' was a real estate developer in Little Rock, Arkansas. His son H. Bradley Walker is founder of Walker Real Estate. ==References== ==External links==

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New page: '''J. Wythe Walker''' was a real estate developer in Little Rock, Arkansas. His son H. Bradley Walker is founder of Walker Real Estate. ==References== ==External links==

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'''J. Wythe Walker''' was a real estate developer in Little Rock, Arkansas. His son [[H. Bradley Walker]] is founder of [[Walker Real Estate]].

==References==

==External links==

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−	'''J. (John) Wythe Walker''' was a real estate developer in Little Rock, Arkansas. J. Wythe Walker was also the first director of the [[~~Little Rock~~ Urban Progress Association]] formed in 1959. At the first meeting of the association Walker noted, "If the heart of the city prospers, the whole city – the entire area – prospers. If it deteriorates, the whole area deteriorates." At the time Walker made his speech the central business district of the city represented only a tenth of one percent of the land area of the city, but fifteen percent of it tax valuation.	+	'''J. (John) Wythe Walker''' was a real estate developer in Little Rock, Arkansas. J. Wythe Walker was also the first director of the Little Rock [[Urban Progress Association]] formed in 1959. At the first meeting of the association Walker noted, "If the heart of the city prospers, the whole city – the entire area – prospers. If it deteriorates, the whole area deteriorates." At the time Walker made his speech the central business district of the city represented only a tenth of one percent of the land area of the city, but fifteen percent of it tax valuation.

	His son [[H. Bradley Walker]] is founder of [[Walker Real Estate]].		His son [[H. Bradley Walker]] is founder of [[Walker Real Estate]].

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-'''J. (John) Wythe Walker''' was a real estate developer in Little Rock, Arkansas. His son [[H. Bradley Walker]] is founder of [[Walker Real Estate]].
+'''J. (John) Wythe Walker''' was a real estate developer in Little Rock, Arkansas. J. Wythe Walker was also the first director of the [[Little Rock Urban Progress Association]] formed in 1959. At the first meeting of the association Walker noted, "If the heart of the city prospers, the whole city – the entire area – prospers. If it deteriorates, the whole area deteriorates." At the time Walker made his speech the central business district of the city represented only a tenth of one percent of the land area of the city, but fifteen percent of it tax valuation.
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