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| − | The first local '''Walgreen Drug Store''' was located | + | The first local '''Walgreen Drug Store''' was located at 501 Main Street in downtown Little Rock. Walgreen's opened at the location in the 1930s. |
During the 1960s Civil Rights struggle the store experienced sit-ins by African Americans protesting the store's segregated lunch counters. The store closed on January 15, 1977, and was replaced by a [[Country Kitchen]] chicken franchise. | During the 1960s Civil Rights struggle the store experienced sit-ins by African Americans protesting the store's segregated lunch counters. The store closed on January 15, 1977, and was replaced by a [[Country Kitchen]] chicken franchise. | ||
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[[Category:Civil Rights]] | [[Category:Civil Rights]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:33, 12 January 2009
The first local Walgreen Drug Store was located at 501 Main Street in downtown Little Rock. Walgreen's opened at the location in the 1930s.
During the 1960s Civil Rights struggle the store experienced sit-ins by African Americans protesting the store's segregated lunch counters. The store closed on January 15, 1977, and was replaced by a Country Kitchen chicken franchise.
References
- Leroy Donald, "Let's Stroll Down the New Mall ...," Arkansas Gazette, October 2, 1977.
- "Downtown Store of Walgreen's is Up for Sale," Arkansas Gazette, June 8, 1976.
- William Green, "2 Main Street Businesses Ending Closing Out Sales," Arkansas Gazette, January 16, 1977.
