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McLeod & Associates, Inc.
  • • Merchant’s Credit Card Processing Services
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  • • ATM Equipment
(501) 835-4339
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ACS Roof Maintenance, Inc.
  • • Metal, Commercial & Industrial Roofing Systems
  • • Custom Fabricate Trim & Metal Roof Components
  • • Roofing Repair & Maintenance
(501) 568-7607
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Damgoode Pies
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(501) 664-2239
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ZAZA Fine Salad + Wood Oven Pizza Co.
  • • Choose From One Of 10 Menu Salads Or Create Your Own
  • • Napoli-Style Wood-Fired Pizza
  • • House Made Gelato
(501) 661-9292
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Things To Do in Little Rock, AR

Clinton Presidential Center Clinton Presidential Center

Step into the presidential library commemorating the 42nd President of the United States at the Clinton Presidential Center. There are over 2 million pictures throughout the center, as well as 80 million pages of documents, and 79,000 artifacts from Clinton's time in the White House. Must see features of the library include attractions like full size replicas of the Clinton-era Oval Office and Cabinet Room.

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Rosemont Bed & Breakfast Inn & Cottages Rosemont Bed & Breakfast Inn & Cottages

Spend a romantic weekend at the Rosemont Bed & Breakfast Inn & Cottages. The historic building dates back to the 1880s but offers all the amenities you'd find at a modern day lodging. Breakfast is made using the best local ingredients and in-room trays are available for extra time alone together. You'll forget you're near the middle of downtown Little Rock at this cozy little getaway.

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Little Rock High School National Historic Site Little Rock High School National Historic Site

Tour a little piece of American history at the Little Rock High School National Historic Site. The high school was the site of forced school desegregation during the Civil Rights movement in 1957. The visitor's center hosts exhibits about the desegregation of schools and information about the Civil Rights Movement in Arkansas and throughout America.

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