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DESCRIPTION:Join us Friday\, September 4\, at noon\, for our Sandwiching in
  History tour of the Richard Sheppard Arnold U.S. Post Office and Courthou
 se in Little Rock.\n\nThis federal courthouse and former post office was b
 uilt in 1932 to replace the old one on 2nd Street\, which had become too s
 mall for the growing city&rsquo\;s needs. Constructed in the &ldquo\;starv
 ed Classical&rdquo\; style typical of federal buildings in the 1930s\, thi
 s large public building project provided an economic boost during the Grea
 t Depression. During the Central High School integration crisis\, then-law
 yer Thurgood Marshall represented the Little Rock Nine before U.S. Distric
 t Judge Ronald N. Davies in the landmark case Aaron v. Cooper in this cour
 thouse\, with Davies ruling that integration must proceed. A 1957-era cour
 troom has been restored to tell this important story.\n\nNOTE: Photo ID is
  required for entrance. Visitors must also pass through security screening
  and must check in cell phones and smartwatches before proceeding. Onsite 
 public parking is not available\, but there are paid parking lots in downt
 own Little Rock.
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LOCATION:Arkansas\,US\,Little Rock\,600 W Capitol Ave.
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SUMMARY:Sandwiching in History: Richard S. Arnold U.S. Post Office and Cour
 thouse
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us Friday\, September 4\, at noon\, for o
 ur Sandwiching in History tour of the Richard Sheppard Arnold U.S. Post Of
 fice and Courthouse in Little Rock.<br />\n<br />\nThis federal courthouse
  and former post office was built in 1932 to replace the old one on 2<sup>
 nd</sup> Street\, which had become too small for the growing city&rsquo\;s
  needs. Constructed in the &ldquo\;starved Classical&rdquo\; style typical
  of federal buildings in the 1930s\, this large public building project pr
 ovided an economic boost during the Great Depression. During the Central H
 igh School integration crisis\, then-lawyer Thurgood Marshall represented 
 the Little Rock Nine before U.S. District Judge Ronald N. Davies in the la
 ndmark case Aaron v. Cooper in this courthouse\, with Davies ruling that i
 ntegration must proceed. A 1957-era courtroom has been restored to tell th
 is important story.<br />\n<br />\nNOTE: Photo ID is required for entrance
 . Visitors must also pass through security screening and must check in cel
 l phones and smartwatches before proceeding. Onsite public parking is not 
 available\, but there are paid parking lots in downtown Little Rock.
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