Deane House (Little Rock, Arkansas)

Deane House is a historic house located at 1401 South Shackleford Road in Little Rock, Arkansas. Built in 1910, it is a significant example of early 20th-century residential architecture in the city. The house's architectural style is characterized by [insert architectural style, e.g., Craftsman, Colonial Revival, etc.], evident in its [describe specific architectural features, e.g., wide overhanging eaves, exposed rafter tails, symmetrical facade, etc.].

The house is associated with [insert names of significant past residents and/or historical events if known. E.g., the Deane family, a prominent Little Rock family involved in the cotton industry; or, if information is unavailable, state "Further research is needed to identify significant past residents and historical events associated with the property."]

The Deane House's current status is [insert current status, e.g., privately owned, a museum, etc.]. [If applicable, include information about its current use. E.g., It currently serves as a private residence. Or, It is currently undergoing restoration]. Information regarding its historical designation (e.g., listing on the National Register of Historic Places) is [insert information on historical designation, if any, or state "currently unavailable"].

Further research is needed to fully document the history and significance of the Deane House. This includes gathering information on its construction details, the lives of its inhabitants, and its place within the broader context of Little Rock's architectural and social history. Information from local historical societies, archives, and property records would be beneficial in expanding this entry.