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Phil: New page: Map of the MacArthur Park Historic District. The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is The district is bounded by Interstate-30 on the...

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[[Image:Macarthur-park-historic-dis.jpg|thumb|Map of the MacArthur Park Historic District.]]
The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is

The district is bounded by Interstate-30 on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Main and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north.

==References==

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	The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is a six hundred acre local ordinance historic district just south of downtown Little Rock.		The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is a six hundred acre local ordinance historic district just south of downtown Little Rock.

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 Historic district status permits the [[Little Rock Board of Directors]] and its constituent [[Historic District Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The district is bounded by I-30  and Ferry Street on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Scott and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established federally in 1977, and again in 1981 by local city [[Ordinance No. 14,042]] in conformity with the [[Historic Districts Act of 1963]].
-Prominent landmarks in the district - which has 275 cataloged structures - include [[Curran Hall]], the [[Arkansas Arts Center]], the [[Tower Building]], the [[Absalom Fowler House]], the [[Pike-Fletcher-Terry House]], [[Trapnall Hall]], [[Mount Holly Cemetery]], [[First Lutheran Church]], [[First Presbyterian Church]], [[Saint Edward's Catholic Church]], [[Lincoln House]], the [[Garland-Mitchell House]], the [[Cook House]], [[Villa Marre]], [[Butler House]], [[Kramer Elementary School]], [[East Side Junior High School]], [[Number Two Fire Station]], and [[Knapp Memorial cenotaph and drinking fountain]]. Housing styles represented in the district include Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne, Romanesque Revival, Colonial Revival, Neoclassical Revival, and Craftsman. The district is named after [[MacArthur Park]], which derives its namesake from General Douglas MacArthur who was born at the Arsenal formerly located at the park site.
+Prominent landmarks in the district - which has 275 cataloged structures - include [[Curran Hall]], the [[Arkansas Arts Center]], the [[Tower Building (arsenal)|Tower Building]], the [[Absalom Fowler House]], the [[Pike-Fletcher-Terry House]], [[Trapnall Hall]], [[Mount Holly Cemetery]], [[First Lutheran Church]], [[First Presbyterian Church]], [[Saint Edward's Catholic Church]], [[Lincoln House]], the [[Garland-Mitchell House]], the [[Cook House]], [[Villa Marre]], [[Butler House]], [[Kramer Elementary School]], [[East Side Junior High School]], [[Number Two Fire Station]], and [[Knapp Memorial cenotaph and drinking fountain]]. Housing styles represented in the district include Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne, Romanesque Revival, Colonial Revival, Neoclassical Revival, and Craftsman. The district is named after [[MacArthur Park]], which derives its namesake from General Douglas MacArthur who was born at the Arsenal formerly located at the park site.
 The [[Quapaw Quarter Association]] is a voluntary nonprofit organization working to save and restore historic structures in the MacArthur Park neighborhood.

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 [[Image:Macarthur-park-historic-dis.jpg|thumb|Map of the MacArthur Park Historic District.]]
-The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is a local ordinance historic district just south of downtown Little Rock.
+The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is a six hundred acre local ordinance historic district just south of downtown Little Rock.
 Historic district status permits the [[Little Rock Board of Directors]] and its constituent [[Historic District Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The district is bounded by I-30  and Ferry Street on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Scott and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established federally in 1977, and again in 1981 by local city [[Ordinance No. 14,042]] in conformity with the [[Historic Districts Act of 1963]].

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 The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is a local ordinance historic district just south of downtown Little Rock.
-Historic district status permits the [[Little Rock Board of Directors]] and its constituent [[Historic District Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The district is bounded by I-30 on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Main and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established in 1977 by city [[Ordinance No. 14,042]] in conformity with the [[Historic Districts Act of 1963]].
+Historic district status permits the [[Little Rock Board of Directors]] and its constituent [[Historic District Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The district is bounded by I-30  and Ferry Street on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Scott and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established federally in 1977, and again in 1981 by local city [[Ordinance No. 14,042]] in conformity with the [[Historic Districts Act of 1963]].
-Prominent landmarks in the district include [[Curran Hall]], the [[Arkansas Arts Center]], the [[Tower Building]], the [[Absalom Fowler House]], the [[Pike-Fletcher-Terry House]], [[Trapnall Hall]], [[Mount Holly Cemetery]], [[First Lutheran Church]], [[First Presbyterian Church]], [[Saint Edward's Catholic Church]], [[Lincoln House]], the [[Garland-Mitchell House]], the [[Cook House]], [[Villa Marre]], [[Butler House]], [[Kramer Elementary School]], [[East Side Junior High School]], [[Number Two Fire Station]], and [[Knapp Memorial cenotaph and drinking fountain]]. The district is named after [[MacArthur Park]], which derives its namesake from General Douglas MacArthur who was born at the Arsenal formerly located at the park site.
+Prominent landmarks in the district - which has 275 cataloged structures - include [[Curran Hall]], the [[Arkansas Arts Center]], the [[Tower Building]], the [[Absalom Fowler House]], the [[Pike-Fletcher-Terry House]], [[Trapnall Hall]], [[Mount Holly Cemetery]], [[First Lutheran Church]], [[First Presbyterian Church]], [[Saint Edward's Catholic Church]], [[Lincoln House]], the [[Garland-Mitchell House]], the [[Cook House]], [[Villa Marre]], [[Butler House]], [[Kramer Elementary School]], [[East Side Junior High School]], [[Number Two Fire Station]], and [[Knapp Memorial cenotaph and drinking fountain]]. Housing styles represented in the district include Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne, Romanesque Revival, Colonial Revival, Neoclassical Revival, and Craftsman. The district is named after [[MacArthur Park]], which derives its namesake from General Douglas MacArthur who was born at the Arsenal formerly located at the park site.
 The [[Quapaw Quarter Association]] is a voluntary nonprofit organization working to save and restore historic structures in the MacArthur Park neighborhood.

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 The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is a local ordinance historic district just south of downtown Little Rock.
-Historic district status permits the [[Little Rock Board of Directors]] and its constituent [[Little Rock Historic District Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The district is bounded by I-30 on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Main and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established in 1977 by city [[Ordinance No. 14,042]] in conformity with the [[Historic Districts Act of 1963]].
+Historic district status permits the [[Little Rock Board of Directors]] and its constituent [[Historic District Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The district is bounded by I-30 on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Main and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established in 1977 by city [[Ordinance No. 14,042]] in conformity with the [[Historic Districts Act of 1963]].
 Prominent landmarks in the district include [[Curran Hall]], the [[Arkansas Arts Center]], the [[Tower Building]], the [[Absalom Fowler House]], the [[Pike-Fletcher-Terry House]], [[Trapnall Hall]], [[Mount Holly Cemetery]], [[First Lutheran Church]], [[First Presbyterian Church]], [[Saint Edward's Catholic Church]], [[Lincoln House]], the [[Garland-Mitchell House]], the [[Cook House]], [[Villa Marre]], [[Butler House]], [[Kramer Elementary School]], [[East Side Junior High School]], [[Number Two Fire Station]], and [[Knapp Memorial cenotaph and drinking fountain]]. The district is named after [[MacArthur Park]], which derives its namesake from General Douglas MacArthur who was born at the Arsenal formerly located at the park site.

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 [[Image:Macarthur-park-historic-dis.jpg|thumb|Map of the MacArthur Park Historic District.]]
-The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is
+The '''MacArthur Park Historic District''' is a local ordinance historic district just south of downtown Little Rock.
-The district is named after [[MacArthur Park]], which derives its namesake from General Douglas MacArthur who was born at the [[Little Rock Arsenal]] former located at the park site.
+Historic district status permits the [[Little Rock Board of Directors]] and its constituent [[Little Rock Historic District Commission]] the authority to regulate the "alteration, restoration, construction, moving, and demolition of structures" inside the district boundaries. The district is bounded by I-30 on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Main and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established in 1981 by city Ordinance No. 14,042 in conformity with the [[Historic Districts Act of 1963]].
-The district is bounded by I-30 on the east, Fifteenth Street to the south, Main and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north.
+Prominent landmarks in the district include [[Curran Hall]], the [[Arkansas Arts Center]], the [[Tower Building]], the [[Absalom Fowler House]], the [[Pike-Fletcher-Terry House]], [[Trapnall Hall]], [[Mount Holly Cemetery]], [[First Lutheran Church]], [[First Presbyterian Church]], [[Saint Edward's Catholic Church]], [[Lincoln House]], the [[Garland-Mitchell House]], the [[Cook House]], [[Villa Marre]], [[Butler House]], [[Kramer Elementary School]], [[East Side Junior High School]], [[#2 Fire Station]], and [[Knapp Memorial cenotaph and drinking fountain]]. The district is named after [[MacArthur Park]], which derives its namesake from General Douglas MacArthur who was born at the Arsenal formerly located at the park site.
 ==References==
 ==External links==
 *[http://www.littlerock.org/Images/UserFiles/PDF/StatisticsReports/1-22.pdf MacArthur Park Historic District]