Little Rock Now, Then, & Could Have Been: An Archival Tour in Pictures – Center for Arkansas History and Culture

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Street view of Second Baptist Church, 1933 November 20

5th and Scott Street, Episcopal Church, ca. 1910

Arkansas Territorial Restoration, Henderliter House, tavern room, undated

Center Theatre, East 4th and Main Streets, 1953-1954

Joe P. Quinn's Dry Goods Company, 3rd and Main Streets, ca. 1880s

Postcard image of Main Building, Little Rock Zoo, ca.1940

Postcard image of Pinnacle Mountain near Little Rock, ca. 1920s

A. B. Quinn with doll carriage, Little Rock, undated

Two women and nude child near Stabler Hall, Rock festival at University of Arkansas at Little Rock, 1974 May 5

Man and child attending Rock festival at UALR, 1974 May 5

Proposal for "Main Street, 1969"

Interior of "Hills" Bakery, ca. 1900

Gus Blass Company building located at Fourth and Main Streets, 1924

Steamboats at wharf located at the foot of Commerce Street, undated

Woolworth sit-in, 1962 November 7

Fine Style Shoppe at 116 West 4th Street, Little Rock, 1960

Main Street Corridors Study, Downtown Little Rock; January 2001

Christ Episcopal Church, undated

Postcard image of First Baptist Church, undated

First Baptist Church, undated

First Presbyterian Church, undated

Postcard image of Immanuel Baptist Church, undated

Postcard image of Trinity Cathedral, undated

Aerial view of downtown Little Rock, 1962

Little Rock
Now, Then, & Could Have
Been

About the Exhibit

About CAHC

The UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture offers a collection of resources, including papers, books, photographs, maps, and audio/visual materials, related to history, government, and life in Arkansas. Holdings related to government include five former governors and several legislators.

Mission

The UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture collects, keeps safe, and makes available Arkansas History that connects people to each other and their shared experiences.

Learn More

The collection is available at the Bobby L. Roberts Library of Arkansas History and Art building.

401 President Clinton Avenue Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

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