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Old State House photo is featured in our story June in Arkansas History. The legislature worked in what’s now known as the Old State House, construction of which began in 1833, though the building was still incomplete when the state joined the Union.
Photo from the Old State House Museum’s Virtual Tour, go on it here.
If you have a share-worthy photo of how you're enjoying Arkansas — from one of our beautiful trails, to a stunning waterfall, or just the ordinary everyday beauty of our state — send it our way!
[…] Brownlee was a Scottish stonemason who came to Little Rock to help build the State House (the Old Statehouse Museum). He built this particular house for his brother and sister-in-law (which no doubt qualified him as […]
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[…] Brownlee was a Scottish stonemason who came to Little Rock to help build the State House (the Old Statehouse Museum). He built this particular house for his brother and sister-in-law (which no doubt qualified him as […]