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The properties at 1100 North St. (top) and at 1120 North St. (bottom) now owned by the Department of Arkansas Heritage | (Photos by Pulaski County Assessor's office, 2012)
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Department of Arkansas Heritage Puts Down Roots Near River

The Department of Arkansas Heritage intends to develop a 30,000-SF headquarters in downtown Little Rock, assembling a 4.5-acre location on the banks of the Arkansas River in two transactions totaling $2.3 million. read more >

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