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You can see the newest edition of the QQA Chronicle here. 

The QQA Chronicle for the 4th Quarter of 2022 is available here.

Arkansas-raised artist Wade Hampton has released a video of the August 2022 QQA Preservation Conversations about Scipio Jones, a pioneering civil rights lawyer in early 20th Century Little Rock.  The post office in Little Rock's SoMa neighborhood is named after ...

QQA Annual Membership Meeting & Greater Little Rock Preservation Awards  You are invited! Join us for the QQA's annual membership meeting & greater Little Rock preservation awards on November 2, 2022 at Morrison Hall, Trinity Cathedral. 310 W 17th St, Little ...

Fall 2022 Preservation Conversations are open for reservations! Lectures include The History and Resources of the Sequoyah National Research Center, Epitaphs and Significant Veterants bured at Mount Holly Cemetery, and Slavery in Arkansas. You can register by emailing qqa@quapaw.com or ...

The Taber-Patterson House has new owners!  You can find out more here. 

We've had several big accomplishments over the last few years in our advocacy efforts. You can find out more about how we helped save the Murphy-Jeffries building, the Gay Oil Building, Johnswood, and the Taber-Patterson house!   You can read our ...

Preservation Conversations  Preservation Conversations: A Conversation and Book Signing for Arkansas Made with Swannee Bennett, Jennifer Carman, Victoria Chandler, and Bill Worthen Join the QQA as we listen to a panel of the editors of Arkansas Made, followed by a ...

You can read two articles about Curran Hall here.    Philip Martin's Article   Patricia Blick's Article.   

Member Spotlight: Amber Haugen    Amber Haugen, the 2022 QQA Tour of Homes Chairperson, really loves her neighborhood. In 2020, after unexpectedly selling their Robinwood home quickly, Amber and her husband Chris bought the Wait house at 1521 Spring Street ...