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Little Rock Map, Arkansas

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Little Rock Travel Guide

There are several reasons for why Clintons kept this place in the map of US as this charming place offer awe-inspiring sites such as central high museum which showcases the determination by which racial struggle in this city happened. Places such as state capitol are best for those who are interested in politics or are a huge fan of Clinton family. read more

Little Rock Nightlife

Sports bars in Little Rock have projection screen TV, sitting area, dart boards, stage, dining area and pool tables. Vino’s is a brewery, a pizza place and a place to enjoy some excellent live music. The beer offered here is also fantastic. read more

Little Rock Sightseeing

Film and history buffs must not miss their visit to this the Old Mill as it is world popular for its appearance in one of the opening scenes of “Gone with the Wind”. This place is engulfed with a picturesque lake and provides the factor of serenity in a considerable way. After the trip, the vacationers can also plan to go to the park where they can enjoy whimsical sculptures crafted by renowned artist, Dionico... read more

Little Rock History

French explorer, Robert Cavelier de La Salle, became the next European to step in this region when he claimed the land for the Louisiana Territory in 1682. Another French explorer, Jean-Baptiste Benard de la Harpe, established a trading post in the region and named it la Petite Roche (or the Little Rock) in 1722. The city-site (along with the whole of Arkansas) became a part of the United States in 1803. William Lewis,... read more