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DESCRIPTION:Join us Friday\, August 7\, at noon\, for our Sandwiching in Hi
 story tour of the First Missionary Baptist Church in Little Rock.\n&nbsp\;
 \n\nFirst Missionary Baptist Church is home to one of Arkansas&rsquo\; old
 est Black congregations\, having been founded in 1845 by an enslaved man\,
  Reverend Wilson Brown. The current red brick Gothic Revival building was 
 constructed in 1882 by formerly enslaved craftsmen. Linked to Little Rock&
 rsquo\;s historic 9th Street corridor\, the church was a vital center for 
 civil rights activism. It hosted influential speakers\, including Booker T
 . Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King\, Jr.\, who preached from its pulp
 it in 1963. This magnificent National Register-listed building continues t
 o serve its active congregation today.\n
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LOCATION:Arkansas\,US\,Little Rock\,701 S Gaines St.
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SUMMARY:Sandwiching in History: First Missionary Baptist Church
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us Friday\, August 7\, at noon\, for our 
 Sandwiching in History tour of the First Missionary Baptist Church in Litt
 le Rock.<br role="presentation" />\n&nbsp\;<br role="presentation" />\n<di
 v>\n<p>First Missionary Baptist Church is home to one of Arkansas&rsquo\; 
 oldest Black congregations\, having been founded in 1845 by an enslaved ma
 n\, Reverend Wilson Brown. The current red brick Gothic Revival building w
 as constructed in 1882 by formerly enslaved craftsmen. Linked to Little Ro
 ck&rsquo\;s historic 9th Street corridor\, the church was a vital center f
 or civil rights activism. It hosted influential speakers\, including Booke
 r T. Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King\, Jr.\, who preached from its p
 ulpit in 1963. This magnificent National Register-listed building continue
 s to serve its active congregation today.</p>\n</div>
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