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• Union National Bank Building
  ...est Capitol Avenue was the tallest tower in Arkansas in 1968 and 1969. The building was constructed by the [[Pickens-Bond Construction Company]]. ...t in November 1969. The Union National Bank Building is now known as [[One Union National Plaza]], and encompasses over 260,000 square feet of space.
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• Robert Miller
  ...e seventy-five percent of the 350 construction workers on the project were union members.
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• Ray Abernathy
  ...[Clinton Presidential Center]] building site would be built exclusively by union workers. Such a move is prohibited by Arkansas law.
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• Edward Sullivan
  ...ton as presidential hopeful and officeholder should be reciprocated with a union-only presidential library job site. Closed job sites are prohibited by Arka ...The Reagan Library in California, he noted, had been built exclusively by union workers.
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• Tony Ellis
  ...-quarters of the 350 construction workers on the Clinton Library site were union members. ...to our terrific local building trades president Tony Ellis, and the local union leaders who negotiated it, we will not oppose it."
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• Arkansas River Trail
  ...c Railroad]]. Union Pacific has given their provisional acceptance for the building of a small bridge near the [[Amtrak station]] at [[Baring Cross]].
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• Old State House and Historic Arkansas Museum
  Little Rock's State House is the oldest capitol building west of the Mississippi River that is still in use today. ...Washington, Arkansas, in 1863 when the city of Little Rock was occupied by Union troops.)
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• City of Little Rock
  ...ner.jpg|thumb|300px|The City of Little Rock operates out of City Hall. The building once had a dome. Photo by Phil Frana.]] ...uses the northeast-to-southwest line for passenger traffic, stopping at [[Union Station]] near the [[Arkansas State Capitol]]. The [[Little Rock and Wester
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• Timeline
  ...the polls and voted for a one year, one cent sales tax for the purpose of building a multi-purpose arena and expanding the [[Little Rock Convention Center]] ...eum of Discovery]] opens in renovated [[Arkansas Democrat]] printing press building
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• Old State Capitol
  ...ruction process was performed by slaves, such as the making of bricks. The building was completed in 1842. ...an act of legislature and remains so until this day. The Old State Capital building is now part of the [[Old State House and Historic Arkansas Museum]] complex
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• Tower Building (arsenal)
  [[Image:Tower-building-1934.jpg|thumb|300px|The Tower Building in 1934. Photo by Prather Reynolds of the Historic American Buildings Surve ...age:Tower-building-first-floor.gif|thumb|300px|Architectural plan of Tower Building's first floor.]]
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• Community Theatre of Little Rock
  ...igners, and engineers who produce theater events in the [[Woolly Fine Arts Building]] in the [[Arkansas School for the Blind]], although it has also played in ...nal Investors Life Building]], the [[Arkansas Arts Center]], and [[Student Union]] until 1980, when it moved back to to Arkansas Arts Center, then to [[UALR
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• State of Arkansas
  ...ittle Rock as its state capitol. It was the twenty-fifth state to join the Union. Arkansas' admission to the United States is enshrined in the [[Constitutio *[[State Building Services]]
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• Junction Bridge
  ...o a "inhabited bridge" complete with attached restaurant, hotel, or office building on the North Little Rock side. The collaborative is exploring the option of ...he [[Union Pacific Railroad]]. Traffic over the bridge ceased in 1984. The Union Pacific Railroad donated the bridge to the [[City of Little Rock]] on Decem
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• Electric vehicle charging stations
  The Clinton Library, an environmentally-friendly building, has '''electric vehicle charging stations''' in designated parking spaces. *Richard Louv, "Presidential Libraries in Messier Times," ''San Diego Union-Tribune,'' March 28, 2006.
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• Little Rock Port Authority
  ...itched at the port each year. The port railroad is connected to both the [[Union Pacific Railroad]] and Burlington Northern Railroad systems. The railroad a ...is a twenty-five acre area at the Port that contains a 104,000 square foot building. The zone handles the trade, as well as "storage, testing, relabeling, disp
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• Wittenberg, Delony, and Davidson
  ...erce streets. They are also renovators on the [[Legacy Hotel]] and the CED Building. ...nter]] office building, Riceland Foods, the University of Arkansas Student Union and a home for [[Gordon Wittenberg]].
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• Julian Bunn Davidson
  ...the Blue Cross-Blue Shield Building, Arkla Plaza, the First National Bank building, Arkansas State Hospital, the Lanai Towers of Hot Springs' Majestic Hotel, ...even built a home on Battery Street specifically to watch the trains at [[Union Station]]. He also prowled the rail yards in North Little Rock, taking phot
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• Charles L. Thompson
  ...Hemingway Barn, [[J. Merrick Moore House]], and the [[Union Trust Company Building]].
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• Argenta Community Development Corporation
  ...apartment community in downtown North Little Rock, the largest residential building project in Argenta in a quarter century. ...ance, Regions Bank, the [[City of North Little Rock]], Bank of the Ozarks, Union Pacific Foundation, Arvest Bank, Arkansas Real Estate Foundation, Metropoli
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• Julia Burnell (Bernie) Smade Babcock
  ...reat Depression, reopening in 1941 in the [[Tower Building (arsenal)|Tower Building]] of what would eventually be called [[MacArthur Park]]. Smade was born in Union, Ohio, and raised in Russellville, Arkansas. She attended college for one y
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