Located in downtown Little Rock, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture is housed in the Arkansas Studies Institute, the state’s largest facility dedicated to the study of Arkansas history and culture. Through its connection to the university, the archives benefit from the rigorous scholarship of our faculty, creating a valuable resource for students, researchers, stakeholders, and the general public.
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Firefighters pose together outside of their station, at a location between Center Street, Fifth Street, and Sixth Street, Little Rock, ca. 1870s. (read more)
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A child stands in the street during a flood in Hot Springs' Bathhouse Row on 1910 June 24. (read more)
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A crowd gathers outside of O'Shea-Hinch Hardware Company at 920 Garrison Avenue. The reason is unknown. (read more)
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A crowd gathers around James Brizzolara, mayor of Fort Smith (1878-1882), who is in a wheelbarrow, at the northwest corner of Garrison and Seventh Street. The ... (read more)
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A man gets into his car near the intersection of Fifth Street and Main Street. The building in the background, the Masonic Temple, burned down in ... (read more)
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Two women sit outside in front of the Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Little Rock, ca. 1912. (read more)
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A man hangs off the edge of the Boyle Building in downtown Little Rock, ca. 1912 (read more)
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This is a view of Peabody High School, which was located at 14th Street and Scott Street. The school was later torn down. (read more)
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This is a view of the intersection of Fifth Street and Main Street, with the Masonic Temple at the corner. The Masonic Temple burned down in ... (read more)
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A crowd watched as men climbed down a ladder during a fire at Hegarty Drug Company, ca. 1912, which was located at the corner of Fifth ... (read more)
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This is a view of the Cathedral of St. Andrew in Little Rock, ca. 1912. (read more)
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This is a view of the Pulaski County Courthouse building, ca. 1912. (read more)
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A parade marches past the Harris Fotografer store in the 600 block of Main Street, ca. 1912. Horses are pulling a float with buffalo standing atop. (read more)
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A horse and carriage sits outside the E. R. Harris Barber shop, 202 West Capitol Avenue, Little Rock, ca. 1912. (read more)
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This is a view of the 900 block of West Markham Street in Little Rock, 1912. (read more)
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A man sells newspapers outside of the Boyle Building in the 500 block of Main Street in Little Rock, Arkansas. (read more)
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This is a view of West Capitol Avenue facing east from Louisiana Street, including Ottenheimer's Liquor Company, Fishers' Market, and the Boyle Building. (read more)
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A horse and carriage sits outside of the Little Rock Public Library. In 1964, the building was demolished. (read more)
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Two women walk the grounds of Mount St. Mary Academy in Pulaski Heights of Little Rock, ca. 1912. (read more)
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The original Minute Man began as a coffee shop with 24-hour service. In 1956, Wes Hall bought out his partners and launched his pioneering fast-food concept. ... (read more)
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The original Minute Man began as a coffee shop with 24-hour service. In 1956, Wes Hall bought out his partners and launched his pioneering fast-food concept. ... (read more)
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Hugh B. Patterson, who managed the Arkansas Gazette's business affairs for decades, traveled to many countries, and had friends in Europe, South America, and elsewhere. This ... (read more)
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Cars drive through the flooded streets of North Little Rock during the devastating flood of 1927. (read more)
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Three children stand on a makeshift raft during a flood at 1300 Sixth Street in Fort Smith, Arkansas. (read more)
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This is a view of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway station in North Little Rock during the devastating 1927 flood. (read more)
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