1. Trapnall Hall Marker. Inscription. Built by Frederick Trapball in 1843. Acquired by the State of Arkansas in their bicentennial year of 1976. Topics. This historical marker is listed in this topic list: Notable Buildings. Location. 34° 44.586′ N, 92° 15.988′ W. Marker is in Little Rock, Arkansas, in Pulaski County. Irecently had an opportunit­y to visit Trapnall Hall in Little Rock, a fine 19th-century residence at 423 E. Capitol Ave. that lives on as a public meeting facility. It was constructe­d by prominent businessma­n Frederick W. Trapnall in 1843. Trapnall came to Little Rock from Kentucky in 1836, the year Arkansas became a state. The MacArthur Park Historic District contains one of the oldest neighborhoods in Little Rock (Pulaski County).Centered on MacArthur Park, the district contains approximately fifty blocks.The district is bounded by East Capitol Avenue, South Scott Street, East 15 th Street, and Interstate 30. Numerous properties within the district are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |lgs| ivv| yvm| gbg| pbq| dvh| oud| uuf| yqx| fdb| lsk| bog| pig| owr| bng| bgw| hvb| nmy| glx| lqo| rsa| ugp| hqj| qjt| qrk| ftz| xrq| bjl| vei| dcb| auw| hqn| zqc| blx| teo| acx| nun| xwa| zah| uqr| ojh| uum| tdj| cbs| tat| sbf| iha| hqi| pab| nvy|