Save the Cave's Clock on Main Street

UPDATE! A Donor reached out yesterday to confirm they will be covering the remaining balance of the funds needed to restore the clock!

Thanks to all who donated and help spread the word about the effort!

The Cave's Clock is a beloved landmark in downtown Little Rock. It has been a fixture on Main Street for over 80 years, and it is a reminder of a simpler time. The clock is in dire need of restoration, and we need your help to save it.

The Cave's Clock was originally installed in 1946 by Thomas M. Cave, the owner of Cave's Jewelers. The clock was a popular attraction, and it was often used as a meeting place. In 1978, the clock was moved to its current location at the corner of Capitol Avenue and Main Street.

The Cave's Clock is more than just a clock. It is a piece of Little Rock history. It is a reminder of a time when downtown was a vibrant and thriving community. It is a symbol of hope and resilience.

We need your help to save the Cave's Clock. Every dollar you donate will go directly toward repairs. With your help, we can restore this beloved landmark to its former glory.

Please donate today! You can also send a check to DLRP if you prefer.

Here are some of the benefits of donating to save the Cave's Clock:

You will be helping to preserve a piece of Little Rock history.

You will be contributing to the revitalization of downtown Little Rock.

You will be making a difference in the community.