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| − | The '''Songham Martial Arts Gate''' stands in the [[River Market District]] near the [[Statehouse Convention Center]] in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. The gate pays tribute to the popularity of [[taekwondo]] in the state. Early interest in the martial art was encouraged by Eternal Grand Master [[H. U. Lee]], whose bust stands nearby. Little Rock plays host to the [[ATA World Championships]] and is home to the [[American Taekwondo Association]]. | + | The '''Songham Martial Arts Gate''' stands in the [[River Market District]] near the [[Statehouse Convention Center]] in downtown [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. The gate is a symbol of "welcome" to city visitors and pays tribute to the popularity of [[taekwondo]] in the state. Early interest in the martial art was encouraged by Eternal Grand Master [[H. U. Lee]], whose bust stands nearby. Little Rock plays host to the [[ATA World Championships]] and is home to the [[American Taekwondo Association]]. |
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Latest revision as of 23:15, 29 January 2010
The Songham Martial Arts Gate stands in the River Market District near the Statehouse Convention Center in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The gate is a symbol of "welcome" to city visitors and pays tribute to the popularity of taekwondo in the state. Early interest in the martial art was encouraged by Eternal Grand Master H. U. Lee, whose bust stands nearby. Little Rock plays host to the ATA World Championships and is home to the American Taekwondo Association.
