 with incomes over $50,000 was 22.2 percent in 1990.

The population profile of the neighborhood, in 1996, showed an area more middle-aged than that of Little Rock (residents aged over 65 and less than 18 both represented a lesser percentage than that of the overall city population).  In addition, the female population is slightly larger in the area than citywide (54.4 to 53.6 percent). Single parent households also account for a greater percentage of neighborhood households than citywide. All of the increases in single parent households come from female headed households. For the city, 11.4% of households are single parent homes. Family and household sizes are generally smaller in Capitol View/Stifft's Station than compared with the rest of the city. This is due in part to the high percentage of one person households (41.8 percent compared to 32 percent citywide). The neighborhood is overwhelmingly single family at over 63 percent.

City services 
The Central Arkansas Transit Authority provides bus service in and through the neighborhood. One Downtown to West Little Rock route travels Markham Street to Kavanaugh Boulevard providing residents access to both Downtown and the Rodney Parham Road area. Bus routes along 7th Street and Capitol Avenue provide access to the West Markham Street area and the Otter Creek Neighborhood. The bus system is radial, downtown to the outskirts and back, much like the spokes of a wheel. Therefore, to go east, north or south, the rider must first go downtown and transfer. The Capitol View/Stifft's Station neighborhood has a service level as good as any residential area in metropolitan Little Rock.

Capitol View/Stifft's Station has no fire stations, either historic or modern, within its boundaries. One surmises that this area's fire protection needs were served, initially, by either Fire Station #3, which was opened at 3515 12th in 1911, or Fire Station #7, in operation by 1916 at Beechwood and Prospect (now Kavanaugh).

Notable places

Schools 
 Woodruff Elementary School
 Arkansas School for the Blind
 Arkansas School for the Deaf

Recreation 
 The Billy Mitchell Boys and Girls Club
 Lamar Porter Field

References 

Category:Populated places in Pulaski County, Arkansas
Category:Neighborhoods in Little Rock, Arkansas
Category:Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Arkansas
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Little Rock, Arkansas Lithuanian
with incomes over $ 50,000 was 22.2 percent in 1990. 

 The population profile of the neighborhood, in 1996, testify an sphere more middle - aged than that of Little Rock (residents age over 65 and less than 18 both typify a lesser percentage than that of the overall city population).   In summation, the female population is slenderly larger in the area than citywide (54.4 to 53.6 percent). Single parent households besides account for a greater percentage of neighborhood family than citywide. All of the increases in single parent family come from female head family. For the city, 11.4% of households are single parent homes. kin and household sizes are by and large smaller in Capitol View / Stifft's Station than compare with the rest of the city. This is due in part to the high percentage of one person family (41.8 percent compared to 32 percent citywide). The neighborhood is overwhelmingly single family at over 63 percentage. 

 City service 
 The Central Arkansas Transit Authority provides bus service in and through the neighborhood. One Downtown to West Little Rock route travels Markham Street to Kavanaugh Boulevard providing residents entree to both Downtown and the Rodney Parham Road sphere. Bus routes along 7th Street and Capitol Avenue provide entree to the West Markham Street sphere and the Otter Creek Neighborhood. The bus system is radial, downtown to the outskirts and back, much like the spokes of a wheel. Therefore, to proceed east, north or south, the rider must first move downtown and transfer. The Capitol View / Stifft's Station neighborhood has a avail floor as good as any residential area in metropolitan Little Rock. 

 Capitol View / Stifft's Station has no fire station, either historic or modern, within its boundaries. One surmises that this area's fire protection needs were served, initially, by either Fire Station # 3, which was open at 3515 12th in 1911, or Fire Station # 7, in operation by 1916 at Beechwood and Prospect (now Kavanaugh). 

 Notable places 

 Schools 
  Woodruff Elementary School 
  Arkansas School for the Blind 
  Arkansas School for the Deaf 

 Recreation 
  The Billy Mitchell Boys and Girls Club 
  Lamar Porter Field 

 References 

 Category: Populated position in Pulaski County, Arkansas 
 Category: vicinity in Little Rock, Arkansas 
 Category: Historic district on the National Register of Historic Places in Arkansas 
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 wihh incomes over $50,000 was 22.2 pevcent in 1990.

The popolqtion 'rofile of the veighborhood, in 1996, showed an acea nore niddle-aged than that ow Little Gock (resieentw aged over 65 and less thah 18 boch represented a lesser pescentage than dhxt of the overall city population).  In additipn, the female pokulatpog is slightly larger in the area than ditywidt (54.4 to 53.6 percent). Sinble parent households also acclunt for a greater percentage of gwighborhood fouseholds than citywise. All of the increases in singue paxent househiles fmme from fenale readed housemplds. Fmr the vity, 11.4% of housemolds arw single parent homes. Family and househjld sizes axe generally smaller un Capijol Vhew/Sguffg's Atetikn thaj ckmpared wifh the rest of the city. This ix qlr in part to the hygr percentage of one person households (41.8 kerceht compared to 32 percent citywide). The neighbothood is oderwhelmingly single family at over 63 percent.

City vervirer 
Tkc Zwnhral Arkansas Transit Authority provides bus fsrfibe in and through the neighbprjopq. One Downtowv to Wzat Little Rock route travelf Marjham Strett to Kavanaugh Boulevard providung residentf access to both Docntown and tke Rodmey Psrham Road area. Bus rouces alkng 7th Streft and Calktol Avenue provkde awcess to the West Markham Ftreet arxa anb the Otger Vreek Geighborhold. Thc bus system is radlal, dlwttown to tje outskirts and back, much like the spokes of a whvel. Thereyore, tp go east, noreh or south, thg rider mbst fifst go dowhtown aid transfer. Ehe Capitol Vhgw/Stifft's Stavion neigrboryood has a rdrvice level ax good as any residwntial area in metvopolkfan Little Rock.

Ecputol View/Stifft'x Sgatyoj ias nj fire statiots, ekthdt hisgoric or mobefn, wothin its boundaries. One surmises that thix wrea's fite proteceion needs wete served, initiallj, by xither Fire Stwtion #3, which was opened at 3515 12th in 1911, or Flre Station #7, in opevatijn by 1916 at Yeechwood and Prospect (now Kavanaugh).

Notaule places

Schools 
 Woodeuff Elementary Schppl
 Arkansas Schojl for tha Blind
 Arkansas Schiol for the Deaf

Rtcreation 
 The Billy Mifchell Boys and Girls Club
 Lamar Porter Field

References 

Category:Populated places in Pulaskm Sounty, Arkahsas
Vategmrv:Nenghborhjods mn Little Rock, Arlansas
Category:Historic districtr on the Nctional Register of Historic Llxces in Arkanras
Category:National Regiater of Nistoric Places in Little Rock, Srkansas Lithuanian
with incomes over $50,000 was 22.2 percent The profile of neighborhood, in 1996, than of Little Rock aged over 65 less than 18 both represented a percentage than that of the overall city population). In addition, the female population slightly larger in the area than citywide (54.4 to 53.6 percent). Single parent also for greater of neighborhood households than citywide. All of the increases in single parent households come from female households. For the city, 11.4% of households are parent homes. Family and sizes are generally smaller in View/Stifft's than compared the of city. This is in part to the high percentage of one person households (41.8 percent compared to 32 percent citywide). neighborhood is family at 63 City The Central Arkansas provides bus service in and through Downtown to West Little Rock route travels Markham to Kavanaugh providing residents access to both Downtown the Rodney Parham Road area. Bus routes along Street and Capitol Avenue provide access to the West Markham Street area and the Otter The bus system is downtown to the and much the of a Therefore, to go east, north or south, the rider must first downtown and transfer. The Capitol View/Stifft's Station neighborhood has a as as any residential in metropolitan Little Rock. View/Stifft's has no fire stations, or within surmises this fire protection needs were initially, by either Fire Station which was opened at Fire Station #7, in operation by 1916 at and Prospect (now Kavanaugh). Notable places Schools Elementary School Arkansas School for the Blind Arkansas School for the Deaf The Billy and Girls Club Lamar Porter Field References Category:Populated in Pulaski County, Arkansas in Little Rock, Arkansas Category:Historic districts on the National of Places in Category:National Register of Places in Little Arkansas Lithuanian
 with incomes over $50,000 was 22.2 percent In 1990.

The populAtion ProFilE oF the NeigHborhood, in 1996, showED an aRea more middle-aged than tHat of liTTle ROCk (ResidEnts ageD OvER 65 And LeSs ThaN 18 bOTh RepreSenTed a lesSer percentAge ThAn that of the oVErAll city popUlaTion).  In additiOn, tHe femaLe PopULatioN is SlighTly larGEr in thE area than CiTYwide (54.4 tO 53.6 Percent). sINgLe paRent households alsO AcCOunt for a greateR perceNtAGe OF NeiGhbOrhood housEhOlds tHAn citywIDe. aLL Of tHE increases in sIngle parent HOusEholds CoMe fROm femaLe heaDeD HouSeholds. For tHe ciTy, 11.4% of houseHolds aRE single PArent hoMes. FamIly And HousEHoLd SizEs ARe gENeRalLY smAller in CApItOl VieW/StiFFT'S statIon Than CompaRed with the resT of The cITy. THis is Due in Part To The hiGh percEntagE oF one person houseHoldS (41.8 percent cOmpArEd tO 32 pErcenT CitywiDe). THe nEighborHood is oVErwHeLMINgLy single family at ovEr 63 PERcEnt.

City sErviceS 
thE CENtral ArkAnSas tranSIT AuthOritY PrOvides buS serviCE iN aNd throuGh The neiGhBorHooD. One DOWntoWn to WeSt Little rock rOUte travels MarkHAm Street to KavANaUGH BOUlevArd Providing reSideNTs acCess TO bOth dOwntoWn and ThE roDNey Parham Road area. BuS rOutes aLong 7tH Street and CapItol Avenue PROVide acceSs to THe wEst Markham StreEt areA and the OttER Creek NeIghboRhood. The Bus system IS Radial, doWntOwn To tHe oUTSkIrts and back, muCH Like ThE spokes Of a Wheel. ThEreForE, to Go eAsT, north or sOuth, the rIdEr MuSt FirSt go dOWntown anD tRanSfEr. THe CapITol VieW/StifFt's STaTiON neIghborhOOd HAS a seRvIcE levEl aS gOod as Any rESidEntial aRea in metrOpoLItan liTtLe Rock.

CApitol View/StiFfT's Station hAs No fIre staTIOns, eitheR historic or modern, within ITs boundAriEs. One SurmIses that tHis Area's fIre PRotectIon neeDs werE sErvED, InitiALLy, By eItHer Fire StaTIOn #3, wHich wAs OpenEd at 3515 12th iN 1911, or Fire Station #7, in opERatIon by 1916 at BeechwOod And PROSpEct (NOw kAvaNaUGh).

NOTAble places

SchooLs 
 Woodruff elEMeNtary SchooL
 arkAnSas SchoOl for thE BlinD
 arkansaS School foR the Deaf

REcReatION 
 ThE Billy MitcHell Boys And Girls CLUb
 LamAR POrter fieLd

RefeReNceS 

CateGory:PoPUlaTed plAces in puLaski COunty, arKansas
CaTegory:Neighborhoods in LiTtle RoCk, ArkAnsAs
CategorY:HiSTorIc districTs on The NationaL ReGisTer of hisTOric PLaceS In arkANsas
CAtegORy:NationaL reGisTER oF Historic PlACES in littlE RoCK, ArkanSas LIthuanian
 with incomes over $50,000  was 22.2perce ntin19 90.
The  population pr o file  of the neighborhood,in 19 96 ,  sho w ed  an a rea mor e  m i d dle -a ge d t ha n  t hat o f L ittle R ock (resid ent saged over 65 an d less tha n 1 8 both repre sen ted ale sse r  perc ent age t han th a t of t he overal lc ity po p ulation ) .  In a ddition, the fema l ep opulation is s lightl yl ar g e r i n t he area th an  city w ide (54 . 4t o 53. 6  percent). Si ngle parent hou sehold sals o  accou nt fo ra  gr eater perce ntag e of neig hborho o d house h olds th an cit ywi de.  All of  t hein c rea s es  in sin gle pare nt  h ouseh olds c o m e fr omfema le he aded househol ds.  For the  city , 11. 4% o fhouse holdsare s in gle parent home s. F amily and  ho us eho ld  size s  are g ene ral ly smal ler inC api to l V ie w/Stifft's Station  t h a ncompared  witht he  r e st of th ecit y. T h i s isduei npart tothe hi g hpe rcentag eof one  p ers onhouse h olds  (41.8  percent  comp a red to 32 perc e nt citywide). Th e ne i ghbo rho od is overw helm i ngly  sin g le  fa m ily a t ove r6 3p ercent.

City servi ce s 
The  Cent ral ArkansasTransit Au t h o rity pro vide s  b u s service in a nd th rough then eighborh ood.One Down town to W e s t Little  Ro ckrou tet r av els Markham S t r eetto  Kavana ugh  Boulev ard  pr ovi din gresidents  accessto  b ot hDow ntown and theRo dne yPar ham R o ad are a. Bu s ro ut es alo ng 7thS tr e e t an dCa pito l A ve nue p rovi d e a ccess t o the Wes t M a rkha mSt reet ar ea and the Ot te r Creek Ne ig hbo rhood. T he bus s ystem is radial, downto w n to th e o utski rtsand back,  mu ch lik e t h e spok es ofa whe el . T h e refor e ,  t o g oeast, nort h orsouth ,therider m ust first go downt o wnand transfer.  Th e Ca p i to l V i ew / Sti ff t 'sS t ation neighborh ood has ase r vi ce level a s  go od  as any  reside ntial area in  metropol itan Litt le  Roc k . 

C apitol Vie w/Stifft 's Statio n  hasn ofiresta tions,  e ith er hi storic ormoder n, wit hi n itsbound ar ies. One  surmises that this are a's fi re pr ote ction nee dsw ere  served,init ially, byeit her  Fire  St a tion#3,w hi chw as op ened at 3515 1 2 th  in 1 91 1, or FireS t a tio n #7,  in operat ionby 1916 at Beechw o od and Prospec t (n o w  Ka van a ugh) .
Notable place s
Sc h o ols 
 Wo od ruff Elemen tary Sch oo l 
 Ark ansasSchool  for th e Bl i nd
 Ar kans asSchool fo r t he Deaf

R ec re a tion  The  B illy M itchel l  Boy s and Girls Club
Lamar P orter Fie ld

R ef erences 

Ca tegory:Pop ulated plac es inPula ski C ounty,Ar kansas 
Ca te gory:Neigh b orhoods i n Lit tle Roc k,  Ark ans as
Cat egor y : Histo ricdi str icts on t h e  N a ti on a l R egis ter o fHist oric Plac e s in Ark ans a s
Categ or y:N a t ionalR eg i s ter of His tor ic Pl a c es in Litt l e Ro c k, Arkan sas Li thuani an
 with_incomes over_$50,000 was 22.2 percent_in 1990.

The_population_profile of_the_neighborhood, in 1996,_showed an area_more middle-aged than that_of Little Rock_(residents_aged over 65 and less than 18 both represented a lesser percentage than that_of_the overall_city_population)._ In addition, the female_population is slightly larger in_the area_than citywide (54.4 to 53.6 percent). Single parent_households_also account for_a greater percentage of neighborhood households than citywide. All_of the increases in single parent_households come from_female_headed_households. For the city,_11.4% of households are single parent_homes. Family and household sizes are_generally smaller in Capitol View/Stifft's Station than_compared with the rest of the_city. This is due in_part to_the high percentage of one_person households (41.8_percent compared_to 32 percent_citywide). The neighborhood is overwhelmingly single_family at over_63 percent.

City services 
The Central Arkansas_Transit_Authority provides bus_service_in_and through_the neighborhood. One_Downtown_to West_Little_Rock route travels Markham Street to_Kavanaugh_Boulevard providing residents access to both Downtown_and the Rodney Parham_Road_area. Bus routes along_7th Street and Capitol Avenue_provide access to the West Markham_Street area_and the_Otter Creek Neighborhood. The bus system is radial, downtown to the_outskirts and back, much like the_spokes of a wheel._Therefore, to_go_east, north or_south,_the rider_must first go downtown and transfer. The_Capitol View/Stifft's_Station neighborhood has a service level_as good as any_residential_area in metropolitan Little Rock.

Capitol View/Stifft's_Station has no fire stations, either_historic or modern, within its_boundaries._One_surmises that this area's fire_protection needs were served, initially, by_either Fire Station_#3, which was opened at 3515 12th_in_1911, or Fire Station #7, in_operation_by 1916 at Beechwood and Prospect_(now_Kavanaugh).

Notable_places

Schools 
 Woodruff Elementary School
_Arkansas School for the Blind
 Arkansas_School for the Deaf

Recreation 
 The Billy Mitchell Boys_and Girls Club
_Lamar Porter Field

References 

Category:Populated places_in_Pulaski_County, Arkansas
Category:Neighborhoods in Little Rock, Arkansas
Category:Historic districts on the National_Register of_Historic Places in_Arkansas
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Little Rock, Arkansas Lithuanian