The Cohn House at 904 Scott is a significant contributing property in the MacArthur Park Historic District. It was built in 1871 and was first listed in the Little Rock city directories in 1878 under prominent businessman Morris Cohn, who ...
512 Willow Street, a contributing resource of the Argenta National Register Listed Historic District in North Little Rock, sustained catastrophic damage when a tree fell on the house in 2019. According to Sandra Taylor Smith, North Little Rock Preservation Officer ...
The Old Mill, located in the T.R. Pugh Memorial Park in North Little Rock, is a central Arkansas Landmark. It is a historic re-creation of an 1880's water-powered grist mill and is famously known for appearing in the opening scenes of ...
On the Day Terri Jeffries reached out to QQA Executive Director Patricia Blick asking for assistance, Patricia began an intense and challenging collaboration with Belynda Jeffries and Terri Jeffries to develop a strategy to save their father’s building at 2901-2903 Martin ...
Brian Minyard, AICP, Urban Designer, City of Little Rock, retired from his post on August 15, 2021. Brian originally came to the City of Little Rock Planning & Development as an Urban Planner I in 1997, ultimately achieving the rank ...
In 2020, the QQA won a grant from the Arkansas Heritage, a division of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism, to digitally archive back issues of The QQA Chronicle. After it started publication in 1970, The QQA Chronicle was more like a neighborhood ...
Preservation Conversations 2021 Launches January 14 Join the QQA for our free monthly lectures on issues relevant to the history of Little Rock and to preserving historic places. Our 2021 events are all scheduled for Zoom webinar and will ...
On November 17, 2020 the Murphy Jeffries Building was taken off the demolition list by the Little Rock City Board of Directors! You can find out more here.
Long time preservationist and author, F. Hampton Roy, pass away recently. You can read our rememberence of him here.
The QQA 3rd Quarter Chronicle hit e-mail boxes on July 3, 2020. You can ready it here.