judge glover mystery
Come to Play or Stay!
Host 12 Sleeps 4
judge glover mystery
Come to Play or Stay!
Host 12 Sleeps 4
Leifer Brothers Seed Company safe from late 1800's
open the safe
Solve who shot Judge Glover and open the safe from the 1800's. Find what was left behind! A one of a kind experience with real Arkansas history. A clue box will get you started, scan QR codes along the way for help. Only 30 mins from Hot Springs in historic downtown Malvern, Arkansas.
Solve Judge Glover's Mystery
Rates for Solving the Mystery
2 Hours Time Slots
45 per person
Max group size 12
Minimum charge of 2 persons
Your group will enjoy:
- Pool Table
- Full Kitchen/Bathroom
- BYOB
- WIFI
Booking Call 501-622-7204
1 Bedroom Sleeps 4 with pullout Sofa
Book your stay in this amazing space with pool table, full kitchen, and bathroom. Solve the mystery and open the safe. Located in historic Malvern, Arkansas, only 30 mins from Hot Springs.
Judge Glover's Hideout History
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Lawyers’ Row Historic District is a group of buildings located on West Second Street in Malvern (Hot Spring County). Sitting to the northeast of the Hot Spring County Courthouse, the buildings are similar to one another in design and construction. The corner building on the row, Glover's Law office (non-contributing) it was constructed
Lawyers’ Row Historic District is a group of buildings located on West Second Street in Malvern (Hot Spring County). Sitting to the northeast of the Hot Spring County Courthouse, the buildings are similar to one another in design and construction. The corner building on the row, Glover's Law office (non-contributing) it was constructed around 1910 as a law office by David Glover, who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1929 to 1935. The building’s façade was heavily modified over the years and covered with stucco, leaving it ineligible to be part of the district.
Lawyers’ Row Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places
September 28, 2015.
After
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After 13 weeks of demo and a total of 9 months of renovations and lots of hard work, the building has been greatly restored to much of its original corrector with some modern touches.
(We are applying to have it reviewed by the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program)
Before
" I have done some cool projects, this one will always be special. There were a lot of days on this project we uncovered something new. The gradual discovery of historically relevant clues began to help us decipher the amazing story of Judge Glover's legacy and the impact he had on Malvern and the state of Arkansas. I had the great oppo
" I have done some cool projects, this one will always be special. There were a lot of days on this project we uncovered something new. The gradual discovery of historically relevant clues began to help us decipher the amazing story of Judge Glover's legacy and the impact he had on Malvern and the state of Arkansas. I had the great opportunity to meet the Glover family and two of the grandsons Dorsey and George. We where able to capture and preserve the story with help of
Director Michael Schwarz. It was great experience saving this building by finding a new usable propose and preserving such an amazing Arkansas story. " Wallace Stone
Documentary Link:
Coming Soon!