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Phil: New page: The Southern Trust Building. The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a seven-story office building located at 323 Center Street in downtown Little Rock. The...

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New page: thumb|The Southern Trust Building. The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a seven-story office building located at 323 Center Street in downtown Little Rock. The...

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[[Image:Southern-trust.jpg|thumb|The Southern Trust Building.]]
The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a seven-story office building located at 323 Center Street in downtown Little Rock. The building was designed by architect [[George R. Mann]].

The building, once known as the [[Pyramid Life Building]], is now known simply as [[Pyramid Place]].

==References==

*Bernie Babcock, ''Yesterday and Today in Arkansas: A Folio of Rare and Interesting Pictures from Mrs. Babcock's Collection for Stories and Legends of Arkansas'' (Jordan & Foster Printing Co., 1917), n.p.

==External links==

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 ====Former tenants====
 *[[Dalhoff Construction Company]]
 *[[First Pyramid Life Insurance Company of America]]
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 *[[E. L. Gaunt Company]]
 *[[E. A. Kingsley Company]]
 *[[Mehaffy, Williams & Armstead]]
 *[[Southern Trust Company]]
 *[[U.S. Weather Bureau Office at Little Rock|U.S. Weather Bureau]]

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 ====Former tenants====
-*[[E. L. Gaunt Co.]]
+*[[Dalhoff Construction Company]]
 *[[First Pyramid Life Insurance Company of America]]
 *[[Federal Reserve Bank|Little Rock Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank]]
 *[[Southern Trust Company]]
 ==References==

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 *[[E. L. Gaunt Co.]]
 *[[First Pyramid Life Insurance Company of America]]
 ==References==

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	[[Image:Southern-trust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|The Southern Trust Building.]]		[[Image:Southern-trust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|The Southern Trust Building.]]
−	~~[[Image:Pyramid-life-postcard.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Historic postcard view of the Pyramid Life Building.]]~~
	The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a ten-story, 96,598 square foot building located southeast corner of West Second and Center streets in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. Southern Trust is often described as the "first modern office building" in the state of Arkansas. The building was designed by architect [[George R. Mann]] and constructed in 1906 during the term of [[Southern Trust Company]] president [[William Marmaduke Kavanaugh]]. The building was constructed of glass and steel fireproof materials, wired for electrical lighting, had mail chutes and three elevators. The building cost $350,000.		The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a ten-story, 96,598 square foot building located southeast corner of West Second and Center streets in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. Southern Trust is often described as the "first modern office building" in the state of Arkansas. The building was designed by architect [[George R. Mann]] and constructed in 1906 during the term of [[Southern Trust Company]] president [[William Marmaduke Kavanaugh]]. The building was constructed of glass and steel fireproof materials, wired for electrical lighting, had mail chutes and three elevators. The building cost $350,000.

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	[[Image:Southern-trust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|The Southern Trust Building.]]		[[Image:Southern-trust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|The Southern Trust Building.]]
		+	[[Image:Pyramid-life-postcard.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Historic postcard view of the Pyramid Life Building.]]
	The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a ten-story, 96,598 square foot building located southeast corner of West Second and Center streets in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. Southern Trust is often described as the "first modern office building" in the state of Arkansas. The building was designed by architect [[George R. Mann]] and constructed in 1906 during the term of [[Southern Trust Company]] president [[William Marmaduke Kavanaugh]]. The building was constructed of glass and steel fireproof materials, wired for electrical lighting, had mail chutes and three elevators. The building cost $350,000.		The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a ten-story, 96,598 square foot building located southeast corner of West Second and Center streets in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. Southern Trust is often described as the "first modern office building" in the state of Arkansas. The building was designed by architect [[George R. Mann]] and constructed in 1906 during the term of [[Southern Trust Company]] president [[William Marmaduke Kavanaugh]]. The building was constructed of glass and steel fireproof materials, wired for electrical lighting, had mail chutes and three elevators. The building cost $350,000.

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	==External links==		==External links==
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		+	*[http://pyramidbldg.com/ Pyramid Place homepage]

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-[[Image:Southern-trust.jpg|thumb|The Southern Trust Building.]]
+[[Image:Southern-trust.jpg|thumb|300px|The Southern Trust Building.]]
-The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a seven-story office building located southeast corner of West Second and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. The building was designed by architect [[George R. Mann]] and constructed in 1907 during the term of [[Southern Trust Company]] president [[William Kavanaugh]].
+The '''Southern Trust Building''' is a ten-story, 96,598 square foot building located southeast corner of West Second and Center streets in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. Southern Trust is often described as the "first modern office building" in the state of Arkansas. The building was designed by architect [[George R. Mann]] and constructed in 1906 during the term of [[Southern Trust Company]] president [[William Marmaduke Kavanaugh]]. The building was constructed of glass and steel fireproof materials, wired for electrical lighting, had mail chutes and three elevators. The building cost $350,000.
-The building, once known as the [[Pyramid Life Building]], is now known simply as [[Pyramid Place]].
+The building, renamed the [[Home Insurance Building]] in 1929 and the [[Pyramid Life Building]] in 1938, has since the late 1970s been called [[Pyramid Place]].
 ==References==
 *Bernie Babcock, ''Yesterday and Today in Arkansas: A Folio of Rare and Interesting Pictures from Mrs. Babcock's Collection for Stories and Legends of Arkansas'' (Jordan & Foster Printing Co., 1917), n.p.
 ==External links==