Tower Building (office tower) - Revision history

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−	The eighteen-story '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It is easily distinguished from the old [[Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]].	+	The eighteen-story '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It is easily distinguished from the old [[Tower Building (arsenal)\|Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]].

	From 1960, when it opened, until 1968 it was the tallest building in Arkansas. The exclusive [[Top of the Rock Club]] once occupied the eighteenth floor of the building. The Tower Building was surpassed in height by the twenty-one story [[Union National Bank Building]].		From 1960, when it opened, until 1968 it was the tallest building in Arkansas. The exclusive [[Top of the Rock Club]] once occupied the eighteenth floor of the building. The Tower Building was surpassed in height by the twenty-one story [[Union National Bank Building]].

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-The eighteen-story '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It is easily distinguished from the old [[Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]]. From 1960, when it opened, until 1968 it was the tallest building in Arkansas. The exclusive [[Top of the Rock Club]] once occupied the eighteenth floor of the building. The Tower Building was surpassed in height by the twenty-one story [[Union National Bank Building]].
+The eighteen-story '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It is easily distinguished from the old [[Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]].
 A parking garage for the building is just to the east on the same block. The building had been the local headquarters of [[Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co.]] (now KPMG) since 1961.
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 *"Bigger Taller, Costlier: Landmark Buildings Outdo Each Other," ''Arkansas Business,'' December 27, 1999.
 *Letha Mills and H. K. Stewart, ''Greater Little Rock: A Contemporary Portrait'' (Chatsworth, CA: Windsor Publications, 1990).
 ==External links==
 *[http://www.catlett.net/towerbuilding.html Tower Building page at Catlett Inc.]

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	==References==		==References==

		+	*"Bigger Taller, Costlier: Landmark Buildings Outdo Each Other," ''Arkansas Business,'' December 27, 1999.
	*Letha Mills and H. K. Stewart, ''Greater Little Rock: A Contemporary Portrait'' (Chatsworth, CA: Windsor Publications, 1990).		*Letha Mills and H. K. Stewart, ''Greater Little Rock: A Contemporary Portrait'' (Chatsworth, CA: Windsor Publications, 1990).

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−	The eighteen-story '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It is easily distinguished from the old [[Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]]. From 1960, when it opened, to 1968 it was the tallest building in Arkansas. The exclusive [[Top of the Rock Club]] once occupied the eighteenth floor of the building.	+	The eighteen-story '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It is easily distinguished from the old [[Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]]. From 1960, when it opened, until 1968 it was the tallest building in Arkansas. The exclusive [[Top of the Rock Club]] once occupied the eighteenth floor of the building. The Tower Building was surpassed in height by the twenty-one story [[Union National Bank Building]].

	A parking garage for the building is just to the east on the same block. The building had been the local headquarters of [[Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co.]] (now KPMG) since 1961.		A parking garage for the building is just to the east on the same block. The building had been the local headquarters of [[Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co.]] (now KPMG) since 1961.

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-The '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It should be distinguished from the [[Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]].
+The eighteen-story '''Tower Building''' is located at the corner of Fourth and Center streets in downtown Little Rock. It is easily distinguished from the old [[Tower Building]] of the former [[Little Rock Arsenal]]. From 1960, when it opened, to 1968 it was the tallest building in Arkansas. The exclusive [[Top of the Rock Club]] once occupied the eighteenth floor of the building.
 The Tower Building is marked at the street entrance as the Catlett-Prien Tower Building for resident firms [[Catlett Inc.]] and ??
 ==References==

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 The Tower Building is marked at the street entrance as the Catlett-Prien Tower Building for resident firms [[Catlett Inc.]] and ??
-The Tower Building, built in 1960, is eighteen stories tall. A parking garage for the building is just to the east on the same block. The building had been the local headquarters of [[Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co.]] (now KPMG) since 1961.
+The Tower Building, built in 1960, is eighteen stories tall. A parking garage for the building is just to the east on the same block. The building had been the local headquarters of [[Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co.]] (now KPMG) since 1961. The exclusive [[Top of the Rock Club]] once occupied the eighteenth floor of the building.
 ==References==