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DESCRIPTION:Join us Friday\, February 6\, at noon\, for our Sandwiching in 
 History tour of the Old VA Hospital in Little Rock.\n\n\nBuilt from 1948-1
 950 as part of a post-WWII campaign\, this hospital was hailed as a modern
  marvel and featured in national design magazines. A joint venture by firm
 s Brueggeman\, Swaim &amp\; Allen\, and Erhart\, Eichenbaum &amp\; Rauch\,
  its &ldquo\;avant-garde&rdquo\; International Style design features a uni
 que Y-shape on a prominent hill to maximize light for patients. After the 
 VA relocated in 1984\, the building saw various owners and has recently be
 en redeveloped into residential apartments (The Flats at SoMa) with the he
 lp of historic tax credits. It now stands as Little Rock&rsquo\;s most int
 act and best-surviving example of an International Style hospital\, a land
 mark of modernist architecture.\n
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LOCATION:Arkansas\,US\,Little Rock\,231 E 25th St
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SUMMARY:Sandwiching in History: Old VA Hospital
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us Friday\, February 6\, at noon\, for ou
 r Sandwiching in History tour of the Old VA Hospital in Little Rock.<br ro
 le="presentation" />\n<br role="presentation" />\n<div>\n<p>Built from 194
 8-1950 as part of a post-WWII campaign\, this hospital was hailed as a mod
 ern marvel and featured in national design magazines. A joint venture by f
 irms Brueggeman\, Swaim &amp\; Allen\, and Erhart\, Eichenbaum &amp\; Rauc
 h\, its &ldquo\;avant-garde&rdquo\; International Style design features a 
 unique Y-shape on a prominent hill to maximize light for patients. After t
 he VA relocated in 1984\, the building saw various owners and has recently
  been redeveloped into residential apartments (The Flats at SoMa) with the
  help of historic tax credits. It now stands as Little Rock&rsquo\;s most 
 intact and best-surviving example of an International Style hospital\, a l
 andmark of modernist architecture.</p>\n</div>
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