She was instrumental in saving the Old State House and making the Historic Arkansas Museum a reality.
Per Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Arkansas: Burial Index 1843 - 1993, compiled by Sybil F. Crawford and Mary Fletcher Worthen, her name was Louisa Watkins Wright Loughborough. She served as chairman of the Arkansas Territorial Restoration Commission and prime mover in the restoration project; vice regent of the Mount Vernon Ladies Association; member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation; active in preservation of Mount Vernon and Kenmore (home of Betty Washington); member of the National Society Colonial Dames of American; Little rock City Planning Commission 1935; charter member of the Garden Club of Little Rock.
Mrs. Loughborough has a wonderful bio on the online Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture.
Per Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Arkansas: Burial Index 1843 - 1993, compiled by Sybil F. Crawford and Mary Fletcher Worthen, her name was Louisa Watkins Wright Loughborough. She served as chairman of the Arkansas Territorial Restoration Commission and prime mover in the restoration project; vice regent of the Mount Vernon Ladies Association; member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation; active in preservation of Mount Vernon and Kenmore (home of Betty Washington); member of the National Society Colonial Dames of American; Little rock City Planning Commission 1935; charter member of the Garden Club of Little Rock.
Mrs. Loughborough has a wonderful bio on the online Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture.
She was instrumental in saving the Old State House and making the Historic Arkansas Museum a reality.
Per Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Arkansas: Burial Index 1843 - 1993, compiled by Sybil F. Crawford and Mary Fletcher Worthen, her name was Louisa Watkins Wright Loughborough. She served as chairman of the Arkansas Territorial Restoration Commission and prime mover in the restoration project; vice regent of the Mount Vernon Ladies Association; member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation; active in preservation of Mount Vernon and Kenmore (home of Betty Washington); member of the National Society Colonial Dames of American; Little rock City Planning Commission 1935; charter member of the Garden Club of Little Rock.
Mrs. Loughborough has a wonderful bio on the online Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture.
Per Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Arkansas: Burial Index 1843 - 1993, compiled by Sybil F. Crawford and Mary Fletcher Worthen, her name was Louisa Watkins Wright Loughborough. She served as chairman of the Arkansas Territorial Restoration Commission and prime mover in the restoration project; vice regent of the Mount Vernon Ladies Association; member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation; active in preservation of Mount Vernon and Kenmore (home of Betty Washington); member of the National Society Colonial Dames of American; Little rock City Planning Commission 1935; charter member of the Garden Club of Little Rock.
Mrs. Loughborough has a wonderful bio on the online Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture.
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