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  • *[[Arkansas State Capitol]] ...ittle Rock Nine monument "Testament," on the grounds of the Arkansas State Capitol. Photo by Phil Frana.]]
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  • ...ved an underground plaza and parking ramp at the corner of Main Street and Capitol Avenue. Remembered Moses later, "I was fascinated. I lived and died that." ...project involved closing Main Street between Third and Seventh streets and Capitol Avenue from Scott to Louisiana streets. Beginning in March 1977 constructio
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  • ...t side of the city and back towards its historic center at the [[Old State Capitol]].
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  • ...Little Rock, Arkansas, favored by [[Bill Clinton]] and popular among state capitol legislators and local attorneys. The restaurant is located at 1023 West Markham Street. Doe's features tamales and steaks. Doe's is owned by the fa
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  • ...Historic Arkansas Museum''' is a national historic landmark located at 300 West Markham Street and 200 East 3rd Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. Little Rock's State House is the oldest capitol building west of the Mississippi River that is still in use today.
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  • ...sive municipal code. [[Little Rock City Hall|City Hall]] is located at 500 West Markham Street. Little Rock is the capitol city of the [[State of Arkansas]]. The city encompasses 122 square miles of
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  • ...(11) [[Historic Arkansas Museum]] (2nd at Scott), (12) 2nd at Center, (13) West Markham at Spring, (14) The [[Peabody Hotel|Peabody]] Little Rock (Markham *[[River Cities Travel Center]] - 310 East Capitol (Little Rock)
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  • ...t surviving state capitol west of the Mississippi River. The Greek Revival capitol building was designed by Kentuckian [[Gideon Shyrock]]. It became the offic ...in 1911. The Old State House was used for a variety of purposes after the capitol was moved, such as a memorial site and a meeting place for political groups
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  • ...oints, and by emphasizing pedestrian pathways. Part of Main Street and the Capitol Parkway would be closed entirely to vehicular traffic other than buses and ...round a gold jackhammer to symbolically break up pavement at the corner of Capitol and Main streets. The mall was constructed by [[George S. Rush Company]] of
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  • ...l with a basement, and is located to the southwest of the [[Arkansas State Capitol]]. It is occupied by the [[Arkansas Supreme Court]], the [[Arkansas Court o
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  • ...y. In the early 1980s the company completed the [[Heritage Center East and West]], which involved the renovation and repurposing of two historic warehouses *Edward Klump, "Condos to Rise on East Capitol: Moses Tucker Form's $3 Million Project to Offer 20 Units," ''Arkansas Demo
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  • ...[[Hanger House]], on Cumberland Street. The company is now located at 901 West Third Street, on the site of the former Studebaker dealership. ...], and [[John Greer Jr.]], are vice presidents. The firm is located at 901 West Third Street.
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  • ...ry of Arkansas]], with a capitol at Arkansas Post. In 1820 the territorial capitol moved to [[Little Rock]]. ...was admitted to the Union on June 15, 1836, with Little Rock as its state capitol. It was the twenty-fifth state to join the Union. Arkansas' admission to th
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  • The Little Rock office of Wright, Lindsey & Jennings is 200 West Capitol Avenue, Suite 2300.
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  • ...osevelt Road to the south, and the Central High School neighborhood to the west. ...Quapaw Quarter Association offices are located at Curran Hall at 615 East Capitol Avenue. The association's offices were formerly at 1206 South Main Street.
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  • ...fteenth Street to the south, Scott and Cumberland streets to the west, and Capitol Street to the north. The district was established federally in 1977, and ag
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  • ...corporate headquarters in Little Rock in the 1950s was located at 900 West Capitol Avenue. The downtown Dillard's building was originally leased to [[Southwes
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  • ...age:Wilbur-mills-bust.JPG|thumb|Bust of Wilbur Mills in the Arkansas State Capitol. Photo by Phil Frana.]] ...Lock and Dam]], and the [[Wilbur D. Mills Freeway]]. Funding for the east-west Mills Freeway in Little Rock was shepherded through Congress in 1970.
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  • ...ki County''' is the most populous county in Arkansas and home of the state capitol at [[Little Rock]]. The county was established on December 15, 1818, by the ...h 1822 Little Rock became the county seat of Pulaski County, and the state capitol in 1836. The county benefited from its location on the Arkansas River, whic
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  • ...Lane pedestrian district for retailing in an area bounded by West Capitol, West Eighth, Spring, and Center streets, underground fallout shelters, parking r *Bill Lewis, "Park, Malls Envisioned for Capitol & Main," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' February 1, 1960.
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