Built in 1906, this two and one-half story brick structure features oak flooring. Three fireplaces of Arkansas marble were added in 1940. Built in the early 1900's of brick with an unusual Flemish bond pattern. The two outside chimneys are corbelled. This 1895 home has a walnut staircase and fireplace mantle made of carved granite.
Walls are two bricks thick with fir lumber in between.
Built in 1898-99, this is one of the last surviving High Victorian homes in North Little Rock. The interior features curly pine woodwork and mantles made of oak. It is now a bed and breakfast. Features include original pine floors, a central hall flanked by two rooms and Queen Anne posts supporting a small front porch. Built in 1928 of concrete and steel with walls of stucco over brick.