Tours

All tours are free and open to the public. Sandwiching in History Tours are organized by the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, an agency of the Division of Arkansas Heritage. 
 

Tours

Since 1997, the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program has led public tours of historic properties in our state. Called "Sandwiching in History," these tours typically take place at noon on the first Friday of a month—it’s an opportunity to sandwich a little bit of history into your day during your lunch break!

If joining our tours in person isn't feasible, you can still be part of the experience online. We try to record the tours and share them afterwards on AHPP's Facebook page and YouTube channel. Stay connected with us virtually!

Our tours typically last around one hour, giving you the perfect opportunity to bring your lunch (if desired and if appropriate to the setting) and enjoy a unique learning experience about these historic properties!

HOW TO WATCH PAST TOURS: Sandwiching in History tours that have been recorded and published can be viewed on the following platforms.

 
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Archive of scripts from previous tours below:
Title Type Size
Sandwiching in History - Fraternal Cemetery, Little Rock, August 2022 - SCRIPT pdf 497 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - Fraternal Cemetery, Little Rock, August 2022 - SCRIPT
Sandwiching in History - Fraternal Cemetery, Little Rock, August 2022 - MAP OF NOTABLE BURIALS pdf 655 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - Fraternal Cemetery, Little Rock, August 2022 - MAP OF NOTABLE BURIALS
Sandwiching in History - Orval Faubus House, Huntsville, July 2022 pdf 318 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - Orval Faubus House, Huntsville, July 2022
Sandwiching in History - Huddleston and McKinzie Stores (Lum and Abner Museum) June 2022 pdf 351 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - Huddleston and McKinzie Stores (Lum and Abner Museum) June 2022
Sandwiching in History - Camp Ouachita Girl Scout Camp Historic District, Lake Sylvia, May 2022 pdf 1094 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - Camp Ouachita Girl Scout Camp Historic District, Lake Sylvia, May 2022
Sandwiching in History - La Petite Roche, Little Rock, April 2022 pdf 397 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - La Petite Roche, Little Rock, April 2022
Sandwiching in History - Engelberger House, North Little Rock, March 2022 - SCRIPT pdf 403 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - Engelberger House, North Little Rock, March 2022 - SCRIPT
Sandwiching in History - Hinderliter House, Little Rock, February 2022 - SCRIPT pdf 284 KB DownloadSandwiching in History - Hinderliter House, Little Rock, February 2022 - SCRIPT
Saline County Courthouse - Sandwiching in History 01-2022 pdf 348 KB DownloadSaline County Courthouse - Sandwiching in History 01-2022
Gibb-Altheimer House - Sandwiching in History 12-2021 pdf 285 KB DownloadGibb-Altheimer House - Sandwiching in History 12-2021
Sandwiching in History: Idlewild Park pdf 560 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Idlewild Park
Sandwiching in History: Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church pdf 487 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church
Sandwiching in History: John F. Weinmann House pdf 235 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: John F. Weinmann House
Sandwiching in History: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral pdf 268 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Sandwiching in History: Barth-Hempfling House pdf 193 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Barth-Hempfling House
Sandwiching in History: Dr. Clarence W. Koch House (Castle on Stagecoach) pdf 483 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Dr. Clarence W. Koch House (Castle on Stagecoach)
Sandwiching in History: Nannie C. Wright House pdf 397 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Nannie C. Wright House
Sandwiching in History: Fulk Building pdf 486 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Fulk Building
Sandwiching in History: All Souls Church pdf 351 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: All Souls Church
Sandwiching in History: Helen Keller Memorial Building pdf 97 KB DownloadSandwiching in History: Helen Keller Memorial Building