Little Rock

Little Rock is the seat of Pulaski County, as well as the capital and the most populous city of the State of Arkansas, USA. The city's population was 202,591 as of the 2020 census. It has been the state capital since admission to the Union in 1836.

Little Rock in "News From the Front"

In May 1942, Little Rock was the site of Vice President Henry Wallace's second public split from President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was here that people in the crowd began to call for Roosevelt's impeachment and his replacement by Wallace.

Little Rock in Southern Victory

Little Rock was the home of the Cyclone Chemicals Company, whose products were important to the Confederate government's massacre of Negroes. Little Rock was one of the few Confederate cities which did not fall to the United States before the war officially ended.

Little Rock in Through Darkest Europe

Little Rock was a city in the Sunset Lands, named for "what was in the neighborhood" rather than for a location in the Old World.

Little Rock in Worldwar

Little Rock, Arkansas became the capital of the United States after the Race's Conquest Fleet destroyed Washington, DC with an explosive-metal bomb in 1942. It was a rather unusual choice when the U.S. could have chosen, for example, New York City or even Philadelphia or Boston. However Little Rock was presumably chosen just after the end of the fighting when most of the above were still badly damaged from war. By the 1960s, Little Rock had expanded considerably.