HISTORY OF THE BUILDING

Little Rock Foundry and Machine Shops
The Jacimore Building once housed the Little Rock Foundry and Machine Shops, which was established in 1866.  The owner has an abstract of the property dating back to 1832. The oldest tenant in the building was D. R. Wing, a harness manufacturer.  Viewable on the right is an 1894 ad for the Wing & Stephens Company.

This property would make a fabulous restaurant site with great views of the Arkansas River or an upscale condo building. With over 6,000 square feet of off street parking available, it makes the building a very desirable place to live or work. It would be a unique setting for mixed use, such as residential use on the top floor, restaurants on the second floor and retail shops on the first floor.

Located just west of the Clinton Presidential Library site, it is an ideal location for just about any commercial endeavor. Centrally located, it is only a half-block from the new First Security Building with a 650 vehicle parking deck.