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Contact us: Office Location: Quapaw Quarter Association at Historic Curran Hall 615 E. Capitol Ave. Little Rock, AR 72202-2421 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 165023 Little Rock, AR 72216-5023
Board of Directors: Dana Nixon, President Lynn Hamilton, President Elect Karen Ford, Secretary Lia Lent, Treasurer Jeremiah Gardner Peter Hartstein Kathi Jones Jennifer Knepper Lester Matlock Cheri Nichols Laura Sergeant Cynthia Stone Karol Zoeller
Staff: Rhea C. Roberts, Executive Director E-mail: rroberts@quapaw.com 501-371-0075 FAX 501-374-8142
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News & Events!
The 2010 Quapaw Quarter Spring Tour of Historic Homes was a great success, with over 600 people attending! A very special thank-you to everyone who worked so hard to make it happen - our homeowners, sponsors, and volunteers!
Our 2011 Spring Tour will be held on May 7 & 8, 2011. Mark your calendars now and sign-up for our e-mail newsletter.
State historic rehabilitation tax credit now available! On March 24, 2009, Governor Beebe signed Act 498 into law, making Arkansas the 30th state to offer a state tax credit for the rehabilitation of historic properties! The Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (AHPP), the state agency that will administer the program, has published the guidelines for the tax credit. Click here for more information.
About the QQA The Quapaw Quarter Association is a non-profit historic preservation advocacy organization whose mission is to promote the preservation of the historic buildings and neighborhoods of Greater Little Rock. The QQA grew out of an effort to identify and protect significant historic structures in Little Rock during the "urban renewal" days of the early 1960s, making it one of the oldest preservation organizations in the nation. Throughout its existence, the QQA has been a driving force behind historic preservation in Greater Little Rock, which now boasts over 250 individually-listed National Register properties as well as 15 National Register Historic Districts. In addition to advocacy on local preservation issues, the QQA's programs include its online newsletter, the Chronicle; an annual Spring Tour of Historic Homes; public workshops; and an historic house marker program. In 2007, the QQA entered into a contract with the City of Little Rock to manage the city's Visitor Information Center at Historic Curran Hall. The ca. 1842-43 Greek Revival-style house also serves as the Mayor's Reception Hall and is available for rental for private receptions and events. Click here to learn more about the Quapaw Quarter
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