Dear Members and Friends, From Curran Hall to the homes featured in our 60th Spring Tour, so many of Little Rock’s historic treasures have been saved and restored thanks to two key federal tools: the Historic Tax Credit (HTC) and the Historic Preservation ...
Vol 4 | October 2024 QQA Chronicle Falling for Preservation The Autumn season brings much to the table In this edition: ADVOCACY ...
Update on Pike-Fletcher-Terry mansion Good news for preservation! A resolution has been reached for the fate of the Pike-Fletcher-Terry mansion. The Quapaw Quarter Association is pleased to share this response as follows:
We are pleased to share that the request has been withdrawn and no more letters should be sent at this time. We thank our members, supporters, and community for standing together for this decision.
We are asking our members to contact the Little Rock Planning Commission and its Staff to voice their disapproval of a replat* of a lot at 1516 S Ringo Street. The developer tore down one of the Bush Family houses (Mosaic Templar Fraternal Organization fame) and now wants to subdivide the lot so that three 15-foot wide houses can be built.
Executive Director, Patricia Blick, says goodbye to the QQA as she steps down from role.
The QQA is partnering with members of Little Rock’s Jewish Community, and the City of Little Rock Parks and Recreation Department to raise funds to install a historical marker on the site of what was the original Concordia Country Club. The Concordia Country Club was built by Little Rock's Jewish Community in an era when they were not welcomed in traditional clubs.
Vol 4 | October 2023 QQA Chronicle In this edition: ADVOCACY Terry Mansion Intervention Update Downtown Master Plan: Kick-off Meeting DEVELOPMENT City Garden Annual ...
Revolving Fund Feasibility Study QQA Conducting a Survey