Postcards
Card in the collection of Charlotte Curlee RamseyThese are privately owned postcards and articles submitted by Charlotte Ramsey and others from Pulaski Co. AR, that are being shared on this page for personal genealogy, but none are to be linked, copied, or placed on any other website.
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Albert Pike Mansion, built 1840, 7th & commerce, Little Rock |
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State Capital, Little Rock |
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State Capital, Little Rock |
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State Capital, Little Rock |
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Arkansas Territorial Capital |
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Arkansas Territorial Capital |
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Arkansas |
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Arkansas Flag |
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Arkansas Flower, Apple Blossom |
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Arkansas Bird, Mockingbird |
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Broadway Bridge |
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Broadway Bridge |
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Central High School, Little Rock |
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Central High School, Little Rock |
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City Hall & Fire Department, Little Rock |
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Confederate Home, Sweet Home |
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Confederate Home, Sweet Home |
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Confederate Home, Sweet Home |
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Granite Mountain Hospital, also called "Junkin's Hospital"
Owned and operated by Dr. Samuel Presley Junkin husband of Blanche Chenault Junkin (see History page) |
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Governor's Mansion, Little Rock |
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Hotel McGehee, Little Rock |
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Joseph Taylor Robinson Memorial Auditorium, Little Rock |
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Joseph Taylor Robinson Memorial Auditorium, Little Rock |
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Aerial View of Little Rock |
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Little Rock Zoo |
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McArthur Park, Little Rock |
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Main St Bridge, Little Rock |
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Masonic Building, Little Rock |
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Missouri-Pacific Railroad Station, Little Rock |
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Missouri-Pacific Railroad Station, Little Rock |
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Natural Beach Umbrella, Little Rock |
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The Old Mill, Lakewood, North Little Rock |
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Old State House, Little Rock |
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Old State House, Little Rock |
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Old State House, Little Rock |
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Post Office, Little Rock |
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Post Office, Little Rock |
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Trolley Station, Little Rock
Trolley car station and buildings were located on North St. in the area just north of where Balch Oldsmobile was. The stalls were numbered 1 through 7. |
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Trolley Station, Little Rock
Notice the people sitting in the windows of the building and the ones standing by the stack of railroad ties, and the railroad bridge in the background to the right of the railroad track. |
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Sweet Home Pike on Top of Granite Mountain |
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the Little Rock that gave us our name |
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Tower Building, Little Rock |