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This is a supported ride with a tour group we have ridden with.
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Meet at bottom of River Mt. Road for a ride to the Castle on Scenic Dr. We go by it on the Tuesday ride, coming down from Ft. Roots. Tour begins at noon,
CHERRY–LUTER ESTATE (CASTLE ON SCENIC HILL) 521 W. Scenic Dr. in North Little Rock This beautiful country estate was built on Big Rock Mountain around 1923 in the French Eclectic style and has become a North Little Rock landmark. The main house is constructed of limestone and features a round tower at the southwest corner. A two-story carriage house, a pavilion, and a natural-stone wall accentuate the idyllic wooded hilltop setting. Named for the first two families who owned it, it was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1992 and is still a private home today
Jim, 501-912-1449
Meet at bottom of River Mt. Road for a ride to the Capitol for an outdoor tour at noon.
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Info / Register (tentative date)
We will have riders for this tour in Nebraska.
Info / Register (not open yet)
This is a tour group we have used. The ride begins north of Montreal and returns to Vermont.
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Rides up to 62 miles. Register
Rides of 28, 44, 55 and 75 miles. The ride supports Recycle Bikes for Kids. Registration opens Feb. 1.
http://bikereg.com/wampoo-roadeo
Meet at bottom of River Mt. Road for a ride to Argenta. The tour of the Presbyterian Church begins at noon.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK 201 W. 4th St. in North Little Rock The Argenta Presbyterian Church built its first brick building at the corner of West 4th and Maple Streets in 1902. As the congregation flourished, additions were constructed in the 1920s and the church changed its name to First Presbyterian Church of North Little Rock. A manse was added across the street in 1927. Then in 1954 the complex was expanded again with a new sanctuary built in a simplified Gothic Revival style by notable Arkansas architect John Parks Almand (best known for Little Rock Central High School). Almand added an educational wing in 1957. The Presbyterian church no longer meets here, and the historic property is being redeveloped through tax credits for adaptive reuse as a wedding and event venue to accompany its sister property, the E.O. Manees House.
More information later! It’s in Arkansas.
Address: P.O. Box 250817, Little Rock, AR 72225-0817
Phone: (501 912-1449
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