Little Rock is situated in the middle of Arkansas. The city is named for a rock formation that lies along the river. The formation was used as a primitive road (river) sign during travels up and down the waterway. The rock is still viewable along the shoreline. Native Americans inhabited the area for hundreds of centuries and evidence of their existence is seen at the Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park. The squarely shaped hills are believed to have been used for ceremonial and political purposes.
A French explorer by the name of Jean-Baptiste Bernard de la Happe came to the region in 1722 and built a trading post. Other trappers and traders followed. The city grew and flourished but during the Civil War was lost for a period to the Union Army. Little Rock, AR. is filled with history from the era. Arkansas is rich in military history and has numerous exhibits commemorating the men and women who served the country.
The Old State House Museum, decorated in 1900 fashion, contains many artifacts from the war. Special exhibits commemorate women in history and the DAR. The building that is now the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History served as a barracks, a munitions supply and was the birthplace of General Douglas MacArthur. The Quapaw Quarter is the oldest neighborhood in Little Rock, AR. Many of the homes in this location were built prior to the Civil War. The Villa Marre was used as the fictitious location of Ms. Sugarbaker on the popular TV show "Designing Women".
The Historic Arkansas Museum is an expansive building that houses the art and artifacts of the state. Four homes built prior to the Civil War are also on display. The Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum is home to the USS Razorback. This Navy submarine served from 1944 to 1970 and came home to Little Rock, AR. rather than being converted to scrap metal. The museum also has the USS Hoya, a Naval harbor tug and a memorial to the USS Snook, which was lost at sea.
The state is known to celebrate its arts and culture. The Arkansas Art Center displays works from contemporary artists to the masters like Picasso, Rodan, van Gogh and Rembrandt. Little Rock, AR. is home to four theaters and playhouses in addition to the event centers that offer live performances. Wildwood Park for the Arts is located along the Arkansas River on 105 acres of wooded area which includes a botanical garden. The facility contains a theater, an outdoor studio theater complex and a production area.
North Little Rock, AR May 9, 2009 North Shore River Walk Park East
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how far is it from little rock, ar to the grand canyon
52 miles
There is a school by name of University of Phoenix, in the Little Rock, AR area that offers graduate courses in nursing field. You can visit: http://www.phoenix.edu/campus-locations/ar/little-rock-campus/little-rock-campus.html
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There are no deserts even close to Little Rock, Arkansas.
It is about 46.2 miles.
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102 miles taking this route:Take U.S. 65 NORTH from McGehee to I-530 NORTH to LITTLE ROCK, near Pine Bluff.Continue on I-530 NORTH to Little Rock.
26 miles