The "dead" University Mall

[Architect]

The Asher & University intersection was the busiest in Arkansas for a long time.

[turboturtle]

The southwest part of the Trail of Tears went through the Asher University intersection. The Trail of Tears split in NLR near where Mayor Hays wants to put in a RV park. My understanding is that Stagecoach road (west of the Asher & University intersection) is so named because of the traffic through there during our colonial period. UALR has plans to build a building for the Sequoyah Research Center on campus across from Coleman Creek. Part of the endeavor will recognize the Trail of Tears as a historical path across the campus.

Phil, I sorta assumed that you are doing research and may be peripherally involved with the University District. If you are not familiar with the University District... here is a link.

[Phil]

Phil, I sorta assumed that you are doing research and may be peripherally involved with the University District. If you are not familiar with the University District... here is a link.

[eswaim]

The hunting lodge is still there. It is the centerpiece of Broadmoor Park and is owned by the neighborhood. www.broadmoorlr.com