2021.12.03 Sandwiching in History: Gibb-Altheimer House

Frank Gibb was one of Arkansas's leading architects at the turn of last century, and this is the home he built for himself in 1906. Scott Smith and his family love living in this historic house today. "We feel like custodians to some degree," he says about caring for this Little Rock treasure. It's a home made for welcoming guests, so join Scott and Ashley as they take you inside for a virtual tour.

[@ARPreservation]

We apologize for the audio issues. The sound should be better in our more recent videos.

[@pigoff123]

The music makes it hard to hear them talk

[@JustGrammy1234]

As a 7th generation Arkansan I was really happy to find your vlog. However, at times the sound is very poor as the music overtakes the narration.

[@sharksport01]

What does sandwiching mean?

[@ARPreservation]

Great question! These tours take place at noon on the first Friday of a month. So it's a chance for people to take some time on their lunch break and "sandwich" a bit of history into their day. "Sandwiching in History" tours are a tradition in Arkansas dating back to 1997.

[@sharksport01]

@ARPreservation I love it. 🥪 Thank you! I thought I was missing out on a obscure architectural term 😆.