The Arkansas State Review Board will consider the National Register of Historic Places nominations for several Arkansas properties at their next meeting on Dec. 3.
“The National Register of Historic Places is a program that is administered nationally by the National Park Service and is administered in Arkansas by the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program,” said Ralph Wilcox, national register and survey coordinator and deputy state historic preservation officer for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program. “The National Register is the country’s official list of historic resources that are worthy of preservation. It’s always a great honor to have properties from around the state considered for listing on the National Register, and Arkansas should be proud of its architectural heritage.”
The Arkansas properties that will be considered by the State Review Board come from across the state and show Arkansas’s rich and diverse architectural history…