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DESCRIPTION:Stories in Stone III: A Night at the Cemetery\, an unforgettabl
 e evening walking tour through historic Fraternal Cemetery\, 2101 Barber S
 treet in Little Rock.\nAs twilight settles over the grounds\, participants
  will journey through one of the city&rsquo\;s most significant burial sit
 es\, where the lives of early African American leaders\, educators\, veter
 ans\, and community builders are remembered and honored. Through guided in
 terpretation and historical storytelling\, the stones come alive&mdash\;re
 vealing narratives of resilience\, service\, and legacy etched into Arkans
 as history.\nThis immersive experience invites guests to reflect on the in
 dividuals who shaped Little Rock&rsquo\;s Black community and whose contri
 butions continue to echo today. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended 
 for this outdoor evening program.
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LOCATION:Arkansas\,US\,Little Rock\,2101 Barber Street
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SUMMARY:Historic Walking Tour: Stories in Stone III
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><em>Stories in Stone III: A Night at the Ce
 metery</em>\, an unforgettable evening walking tour through historic Frate
 rnal Cemetery\, 2101 Barber Street in Little Rock.</p>\n<p>As twilight set
 tles over the grounds\, participants will journey through one of the city&
 rsquo\;s most significant burial sites\, where the lives of early African 
 American leaders\, educators\, veterans\, and community builders are remem
 bered and honored. Through guided interpretation and historical storytelli
 ng\, the stones come alive&mdash\;revealing narratives of resilience\, ser
 vice\, and legacy etched into Arkansas history.</p>\n<p>This immersive exp
 erience invites guests to reflect on the individuals who shaped Little Roc
 k&rsquo\;s Black community and whose contributions continue to echo today.
  Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for this outdoor evening progra
 m.</p>
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