Downtown Little Rock Photos |
The core of Little Rock maintains a small town feel, mixing heritage & modern architecture. An antique streetcar circles the downtown. |
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| See also: Arkansas & Little Rock |
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Arkansas State Capitol (1899-1915). Architect: George R. Mann then Cass Gilbert. On National Register.  | Old Arkansas State House (1833-1845). Style: Greek Revival. Architect: George Weigart & Gideon Shryock. On National Register. | Pulaski County Courthouse (1889). Style: Victorian Romanesque. Architect: Maximilian A. Orlopp, Jr. On National Register. | Pulaski County Courthouse entrance facade. |
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| Pulaski County Courthouse clocktower. | Pulaski County Courthouse extension (1912). | Arkansas Bar Center building (2006). | Cantilevered entrance of Arkansas Bar Center. |
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| Peabody Little Rock Hotel (1982) (19 floors). | Statehouse Convention Center. | Central Arkansas Transit streetcar. | Heritage streetcar of Central Arkansas Transit. |
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| Restored Capital Hotel (1850-99) (117 W. Markham St.). On National Register. | Wallace Building (1928) (103 Main St.) (9 floors). Style: Art Deco. Architect: George W. Donaghey + Mann, Wanger & King. On National Register. | Gus Blass Department Store (1912) (318 Main St.) (7 floors). Style: Chicago-style. Architect: George R. Mann. On National Register. | Chicago-style Gus Blass Department Store on Main St. |
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| Boyle Building (1909) (103 West Capitol Av.) (11 floors). Architect: George R. Mann. | Heritage bank building on Main Street. | Moderne-style building on Main St. | Lafayette Building (1925) (523 South Louisiana St.) (11 floors). Architect: George Ingham Barnett. On National Register. |
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| Two Union National Plaza entrance. | One Union National Plaza (1968) (124 West Capitol Av.) (22 floors). | Upper stories of One Union National Plaza. | Bank of America Plaza (1970) (200 West Capitol Av.) (23 floors). Architect: Erhart Eichenbaum Rauch & Blass. |
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| Bank of America Plaza between other modern highrises. | Metropolitan Tower (1986) (425 West Capitol Av.) (40 floors). | Regions Center (1975) (400 West Capitol Av.) (30 floors). Architect: Wittenberg, Delony & Davidson Architects. | U.S. Post Office & Regions building. |
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| U.S. Post Office & Court House. | U.S. Post Office & Court House with round glass addition. | Round blue glass addition to U.S. Post Office. | Flowering trees frame U.S. Post Office & Court House. |
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| Stephens Building (1985) (111 Center St.) (35 floors). Architect: Wittenberg, Delony & Davidson Architects. | Upper blue glass floors of Stephens Building. | Union Station tower (1921). On National Register. | McArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History (1840) was a Civil War arsenal & battleground. On National Register. |
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| Octagonal tower of U.S. Arsenal building where General Douglas McArthur was born in 1880. | Memorial (1911) to Capital Guards who seized the Little Rock Arsenal in 1861 for the Confederacy. On National Register. | Pike-Fletcher-Terry House, now the Arkansas Arts Center Community Gallery. | Iron gates of Terry House Community Gallery. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |