THE YELLOW HOUSE
Step Into Arkansas History
Take a guided tour through The Yellow House, a beautifully preserved 1905 dogtrot home and rare piece of Arkansas history. Guests are invited to walk the original floors, explore the breezeway, and discover the stories of the Lockeby family who farmed this land for generations. Every room reflects a simpler time — where family, faith, and hard work shaped daily life.
Authentic Architecture & Preserved Charm
During your tour, you’ll see firsthand the craftsmanship that has kept The Yellow House standing for more than a century — from the fieldstone piers and tin roof to the original floorboards and restored brick chimneys. Your guide will share insights about rural architecture, the significance of the dogtrot design, and how this home came to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A Living Legacy at Springhill Farm
More than a historic home, The Yellow House remains the heart of Springhill Farm. Visitors can experience the peaceful views, enjoy conversations about the past, and feel the lasting connection between land, community, and family. Tours are a special way to honor the heritage that continues to shape the farm today — and to carry its stories forward.