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Step back to the early years of 4Ite 2Ut1i
of Little Hark in the 1
In the Governor's Mansion Historic Dis-
a Dallas architect. In 1930, the house was
purchased by Mrs. Nell Rernmel, and it
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century on December 2 from 1 to 5 p.m.
dosing the Quapaw Quarter Association's
Eric[, visit the W. H. Marshall House at
retrained in the Reminel family until it was
3rd Anrtuai Christmas Open Houses. Resi-
2122 Gaines Street, now the home of Dr.
Steve and Matilda Buchanan. Constructer]
purchased in 1993 by its current owners, Dr
Eugene and Sandy Jones - • -
Attend QQA's
dents of two of Little Rock's hi storic neigh- about 1902 for Dr. W. Hammond Marshall, Evening Open houses And 28th Annual Meeting
borhoods — the Governor's Mansion His- a dentist, the Colonial Revival -style home is Holiday Potpourri at the Villa Marre -
toric District and Edgehill — will welcolne retie of the neighborhood's moray excellent Begin Saturday evening with a leisurely November 9, 1995
you to browse through three lovely homes, examples of [lie work of architect Charles stroll through Elie Marshall, Moore, and See Page 4 fur details.
all festively decorated for the holidays. L,Thompson. Boaz-Remmei Houses (from 6 p.m. to 8
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The Walters -Curran -Bell House,n-hic•h it,
an excellent visitor center.
By Linda S. Caillouet
It's been there for 152 years. But it ncight
not last anodtcr 152 days. A "For Sale" sign
has resided in the weed -filled front yard of
the Walters-CutTan-Bell House at 615 E.
Capitol Avenue for about four years. Its
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$125,000 and later raised to
$200,000 after the US Post Of-
fice moved in across the street,
has garnered no takers.
Amid months on the market
and fractured fancily ties, Curran
Hall crumbles. But it will come
down in one fell swoop if some
of its owners have their way.
They believe the house is a hin-
drance, that the property would
old make sell faster with the house gone.
On September29, David Couch,
an attorney with Dover& Dixon
who is representing the Averell Reynolds
Tate Trust, applied to the Historic District
Commission foracertificate of appropriate-
ness to demolish the Greek Revival resi-
dence, one of only n handful of ante-bellum
structures remaining in Little Rock.
The house, built in 1843, is thought to
have been designed by Gideon Shryock, the
designer of the Old State House and one of
the country's foremost Greek Revival ar-
chitects. Originally built for Col. Ebenezer
Walters and his wife Mary, the liome's othet
owners have included James Moore Curran
and his wife Sophia, the daughter of Wil-
liatic Fulton, the last Arkansas Territorial
governor and the state's first US senator;
and Mary Eliza Bell, the daughter of Arkan-
sas Gazette founder William E. Woodruff.
"It's an absolutely phenomenal house,"
says a realtor who specializes in historic
properties. And it was home to Averell Tate
for 87 years. She was born in the house and
lived there until a broken hip four years ago
forced her to move to a nearby apartment, It .
was then she agreed to form the trust, com-
prised of herself, her daughter, Joan Huot of
Massachusetts., and her son, Fred Tate of
Horne
California. Tate said she wasn't notified
prior to Couch's request fordcmolition and
it came as a surprise to her. "I'm not
involved in this at all," she said." I think it's
pretty darn rotten." She said if the house was
demolished, she'd be "niad and disgusted."
But she believes $200,000 is a fair asking
price for the house and land. "It's an impor-
tant historic structure. All those floors are
cypress and of veneer quality," she said.
According to Couch, Averell Tate has
..no legal recourse." Tate's daughter re-
fused to comment, saying only, "It's been a
very difficult decision. The house has been
in the family since 1884."
"My client can't afford to restore the
house," Couch said. "And the land under-
neath it, in our opinion, is worth $200,000.
If that property was sold at the same rate as
the property the Post Office bought, it would
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BY LINDA S. CAILLOUET
Dzmocrat-Gazette Statl Writer
The Walters -Curran -Bell House
dodged the wrecking ball. Then
the wLed whacker.
I'or years, a snarl of wild
greenery has hidden the crum-
bling antebellum home and site
of downtown Little Rock's future
Visitors' Information Center. But
what might tool: like weeds are
some of the property's most valu-
able assets — the 100-plus-year-
old plants in the yard.
History is rooted there.
` hj! house, built in 1843, is at
615 E. Capitol Ave. City workers
h,n e L•zgun preparing the house
for rector- Lion, which will benin
as soon as money is raised. It is
expected to cost up to $700,000
and take a year to complete. Pro-
tective fences have been put up
and windows and doors boarded.
But there's been no random
clear cutting.
A city attorney and members of
the Pulaski County Cooperative
Extension Service's Master Gar-
dener program have been work-
ing to make sure the desirable
greenery isn't chopped and
lopped by city workers.
Arkansas Territorial Restora-
tion Executive Director Bill
Worthen explained why the
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La's histurwical r
plants at Curran Hall are valued
by historians.
"'There are cuttings from a
number of old roses brought here
by William Woodruff and his wife
and other early pioneers of the
city," he said. "It's a genealogical
thing. These plants are descen-
dants of the oldest community of
plants."
About 10 years ago, a local hor-
ticulturist surveyed the property
with the help of Averell Tate, now
88. Tate was born in the home and
lived there until 1993 when the
declining health that had prevent-
ed her from maintaining the prop-
erty and yard forced her to move
out.
1'11e result of the survey was a
list of nearly 300 plantings of
about 70 different flowers, shrubs
and trees, along with the history
of their origins. At the time, their
combined retail value was
$23,821.
Tate, whose great-grandfather
was Arkansas Gazette founder
William E. Woodruff, is a member
of one of Little Rock's oldest fam-
ilies. And her family tree has farn-
ily trees.
Many of the plants were put on
the property by'rate's grandmoth-
er, Mary Eliza Woodruff Bell. Oth-
ers were added by Tate, who
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00ts
planted cuttings from old nelgh�
boring plants in the '30s, '40s atrdt
'50s.
"People in Little Rock used ta:
swap plants," Tate once said:
"And when they'd tear down an;
old house, people would call one-
another to let them know what,
plants were available."
The survey included six .crape
myrtles along Capitol Avenue,'
planted in the '30s from root stock,
of old plants at the Gill residence;
that once stood across the street.
The 43 Spanish daggers along;
the driveway were liom root stock'
originally befonging to Williami
Wood-.uflf. Those plantings were,
put under a red oak W the front:
yard in [he late 1880s but nioved'
along the drives°ay in the '40s.
The detailed survey also in
eludes a honey locust planted by;
the Tate children in 1947, a.
Cherokee rose.frori the Albert'
Pile residence (now the Decora
tive fll.rts Aluseum), and a crape,
myrtle from the root stock of a;,
plant at the late Pauline. Hoetzel's:
residence (the historic Reichardt;
house on Welch Street).
Roses were once abundant at
Curran Hall, Tate said Sophia,
Fulton Curran, who lived in the',
home beginning in 1849, planted
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