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Step through time and explore eight different era's of Arkansas history, accompanied by tasty bites that represent the time periods! Hosted by Jennifer Carman and Kat Wilson at the Mills Davis House, an Italianate Little Rock home built in 1878.

On Mother's Day weekend of 2026, the QQA welcomed almost 700 guests into a total of 12 historic properties across Argenta, North Little Rock, AR. For over 60 years, the QQA has worked to preserve and celebrate Greater Little Rock’s historic places. One of our most impactful outreach and education efforts is our annual Tour of Homes.

Lustron houses were prefabricated enameled steel houses developed in the post-World War II era United States. By the end of 1949 twelve Lustron houses had been shipped to Arkansas. It is known that at least three of the houses were shipped to Little Rock, and at least one each went to North Little Rock, West Helena, and Pine Bluff. It is unknown where the other six homes were shipped. QQA members were invited to tour this recently purchased property on Skyline drive in our 5H Program: History, Happy Hour, and Heavy Hors d'oeuvres!

The Quapaw Quarter Chronicle Historic Preservation in Greater Little Rock Tour of Homes Addition April 2026 In this addition: Commitee reports Federal Historic Preservation Fund 61st Tour of Homes In Memoriam: John P. Gill and Sandra Taylor Smith Save the ...

Join us in welcoming Susan Probasco as QQA’s new Membership & Activities Coordinator!

Happy New Year from the Quapaw Quarter Association!

Happy Holidays from the Quapaw Quarter Association!

We awarded 7 projects and 2 individual awards to preservationists across the city and beyond. Join us as we congratulate them!

The Quapaw Quarter Association (QQA), a non-profit dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of Greater Little Rock’s historic places, is excited to announce the promotion of Morgan Weithman to be its next executive director, effective November 1, 2025.