Arkansas Ties ... A Little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That, and a Whole Lot of Arkansas

Little Rock Information Visitor's Center Curran Hall 615 East Capitol Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas Circa 1842 Listed on the National Register and the Quapaw Quarter list of historic houses.   This house was originally a wedding present from Colonel Ebenezer Walter to his bride, who died shortly after completion.  Walters sold the house to David Baldwin, who sold it in 1849 to James Curran.  Curran died in 1854, leaving a wife with two small children and one on the way.  The house remained the property of Alice, the third child, until it was purchased in 1884 by Mary Woodruff Bell, daughter of Arkansas Gazette founder, William Woodruff.  The house was opened in 2002 as the Little Rock visitor's center. Office Building - Circa 1840 Playhouse Constructed 1848, Reconstructed 1960. Restored 2002 by the Youth of First United Methodist Church Little Rock's oldest continuous Congregation founded in 1831. External Links: http://www.littlerock.com/curran-hall/ http://www.littlerockmeetings.com/ Pulaski County | Structures | Scott Plantation One | Two | Three