Little Rock
Little Rock, the capital of Arkansas, is a city on the Arkansas River. It's home to the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, with exhibits including a replica of the Oval Office and presidential artifacts. In an 1800s Greek Revival building, the Old State House Museum traces Arkansas history. MacArthur Park has a pond, plus the Arkansas Arts Center, known for its large collection of drawings.
People born in Little Rock (First 49 people) - Page 4
Bob C. Riley
Former Governor of Arkansas
James Leary
American musician
Jeb Stuart (writer)
American screenwriter
Marcus Harrison
American football defensive tackle
Mark Lierly
Drummer
Mark Lowery
Treasurer of Arkansas
Mark Tedder
Musician
Melissa Scott
American author
Mike Saunders
Singer
Paul Perroni
Actor
Paxton Crawford
Baseball player
Mike Beard
American former baseball player
Richard Miles
Former United States Ambassador to Bulgaria
Richard Pennington
Police officer
Robert Munns
Actor
Solly Drake
American baseball player
Wayne Hooper
Musical composer
Hayden Henry
American football linebacker
Jimmy Kremers
Baseball player
Snub Mosley
Jazz musician
Stephen Magie
Arkansas State Representative
Sylvia Dee
American lyricist
Trey Finn
Basketball player
Wes Flanigan
Basketball coach
Kristin Lewis
Opera singer
Milton Crenchaw
American aviator
Fred Rath Sr.
Baseball player
Dwight Scales
American football player
Derek Russell
American football player
A. J. Walton
American professional basketball player
Ron Hanks
Actor
Alex Hill
American pianist
Will Boyd
Bass guitarist
Carl Kidd
American football player
Joe Adams
American football wide receiver
Jeb Stuart
American screenwriter
Fred Childress
American football player
Kirby Gocke
Actor
Katie Hays
Actress
A. J. Purnell
Actor
Charles Blake
American Politician
Bret Smith
American football player
Corina Taylor
Pornographic film actor
Jefferson Thomas
Derek Yaniger
Visual artist
Hudson Henry
American football player ‧ Hunter Henry's brother
Amy Mihaljevic
