Little Rock
Little Rock, the capital of Arkansas, is a city on the Arkansas River. It's home to the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, with exhibits including a replica of the Oval Office and presidential artifacts. In an 1800s Greek Revival building, the Old State House Museum traces Arkansas history. MacArthur Park has a pond, plus the Arkansas Arts Center, known for its large collection of drawings.
People died in Little Rock (First 32 people) - Page 2
Ulysses Thompson
Comedian
John Walker
Former middle-distance runner
Corydon M. Wassell
Doctor
John Gould Fletcher
Poet
Xenophon Overton Pindall
Former Governor of Arkansas
Mary L. Good
Former Acting United States Secretary of Commerce
David D. Terry
Former United States Representative
Ralph Hamner
Baseball player
Bob Gude
American football player
Joe Mays
American football linebacker
M. W. Gibbs
American Politician
Charles Portis
American author
James Richard Cheek
Former United States Ambassador to Sudan
William E. Woodruff
Former Treasurer of Arkansas
James P. Clarke
Former Governor of Arkansas
Cephas Washburn
Missionary
Steve Little
American actor
Maxine Brown
American singer
Thaddeus Horatius Caraway
Former U.S. senator
Gerald Nesbitt
Canadian football player
Bill Valentine
Baseball umpire
Patricia Ann Gentry
Adolphine Fletcher Terry
American social activist
Robert C. Newton
Former Treasurer of Arkansas
Edward Washburn
American painter
David Dickson Terry
Former United States Representative
Erin Eckford
Elizabeth Eckford's son
Nino Candido
Candy Candido's son
Mike Coolbaugh
American baseball player
Hank Robinson
Baseball player
Roy Scheider
American actor
