E Fay Jones Conservancy Inaugural Home Tour - SOLD OUT
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Saturday May 17, 2025 - Fayetteville, AR
8:30AM - 4:30PM
Arrive at Inn at Carnall Hall, 465 N Arkansas Avenue, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Shuttle Bus + Lunch at Ella’s Table (Inn at Carnall Hall) included
$150 per ticket ($176.62 including taxes and fees)
Children under 10 not allowed on this tour
TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
When booking, be sure to click the calendar to continue
Please send any questions to info@efayjonesconservancy.org
Join the Conservancy for an all-day bus tour to see inside four beautiful Fay Jones designed homes:
The Fay & Gus Jones House (1956)
Most of Jones’ works in his subsequent career can trace their DNA back to this house. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Image courtesy Gregory Herman
The J. Clark House (1961)
Considered to be an architectural masterpiece and a fine example of Organic Architecture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Image courtesy homeowners
The Sequoyah Project (1965)
Rejuvenated by D. Lechtenberger, to whom Fay Jones declared, “you saved my architectural baby.”
Image courtesy homeowners
The Dr. Carie Buckley House (1967)
One of Fay Jones’ classic open floor plans, updated and refurbished through time.
Image courtesy homeowners
Check-in at Carnall Hall
Arrival: 8:30 AM, 465 N. Arkansas Avenue, Fayetteville, AR.
Consider your travel time to the parking location and arrive 30 minutes early, at 8:30, for parking and check in. Shuttle buses will load promptly. We are unable to accommodate late arrivals.
The shuttle bus will depart promptly at 9 A.M. Restrooms for the tour will be located here.
Lambeth Lounge at the Inn will be available after 4pm for an evening coffee or cocktail before departure (not included).
If you are interested in staying at the Inn the night before the tour, rooms are blocked out for tour attendees until April 15. Click here to book.
Lunch at Ella’s Table
Your ticket includes lunch and gratuity at Ella’s Table inside the Inn at Carnall Hall.
Preorder your lunch, selecting from the options below at booking:
Turkey Club: House smoked turkey, bacon, smoked gouda, alfalfa sprouts, tomato, lemon tarragon aioli on sourdough, served with fries.
Ella’s Burger: 44 Farms ground beef, American cheese, butter lettuce, tomato, red onion, house pickle, brioche bun, served with fries.
Garden Greens Dinner Salad with Cup of Vegetarian Soup: Mesclun greens, cucumbers, heirloom tomatoes, red onion, choice of dressing served with a cup of Chef’s daily creation of a vegetarian soup.
All lunches include an individually wrapped cookie.
Tour proceeds will help fund the
Fay & Gus Jones Memorial Sculpture
Designed by architect David McKee, AIA — a former associate at E Fay Jones’ office.
Proposed location: Lower Ramble, Fayetteville, AR.
Project, design, and rendering (above) by David McKee
OUR SPONSORSKen & Liz Allen • Archie Schaffer III, Consultant for Tyson Foods & Tyson Family Foundation
Ted Belden• Gary Stoner • Bryan Burns, Fay Jones Homeowner • Jonathan P. Formanek
Prepare for Your Visit
As this tour is residential and transport is by shuttle bus, all tour attendance is by ticket purchase only. No exceptions.
Purchase tickets until sold out - only available here, online. Ticket sales are final and are not refundable. Ticket price includes shuttle bus transportation, tour admission, lunch and gratuity. If, after purchasing your ticket, you are unable to make it and would like someone else to use your ticket, call 479-644-9673.
Disclaimer & Limitation of Liability: Each person taking this tour voluntarily accepts all risk, physical injury or personal property damage, including without limitation, from slips or falls. Ticket purchase indicates attendees release the E Fay Jones Conservancy, its employees, officers, directors, volunteers, partner organizations and tour location owners from any claims.
Arrival at 8:30 AM: Consider your travel time to the parking location and arrive 30 minutes early, at 8:30, for parking and check in. Shuttle buses will load promptly. We are unable to accommodate late arrivals. The shuttle bus will depart promptly at 9 A.M.
Parking: Parking is located at the Inn at Carnall Hall, 465 N. Arkansas Avenue, Fayetteville, AR. Overflow parking can be found diagonally across from the Inn, on the northeast corner of Arkansas Avenue and Maple Street, off Whitham Avenue.
Restrooms: Not available at residential tour locations except for emergency situations. Restrooms are available at the Inn at Carnall Hall only.
Infant & Children Policy: No children below the age of 10 are allowed on this particular tour.
Wheelchair Accessibility: These houses were built as private residences, 30 to 70 years ago, thus they are not wheelchair accessible. Participants must be able to traverse stairs. Please send any questions to info@efayjonesconservancy.org.
Duration: Approximately 7-7.5 hours. You will tour two houses in the morning and two houses in the afternoon, with lunch at Ella’s Table at the Inn at Carnall Hall. You should be back to the parking area by 4 to 4:30 P.M.
Inclement Weather: Tour will proceed rain or shine.
Attire: Please wear weather appropriate attire and comfortable walking shoes. You may be asked to wear surgical booties over your shoes at some homes, which will be provided. Backpacks and/or large purses or bags are not allowed in the houses. Please leave them in your vehicle.
Photography: Exterior photography is allowed on all tours but no tripods, selfie sticks, stabilizers or drones are allowed. No interior photography is allowed, no exceptions.
Ticket purchase implies your consent to a Photo Waiver; we occasionally may reproduce or post photos of our guests for promotional use, although we avoid face recognition where we can.
Pets: Pets are not permitted on this tour. Service animals, as described by ADA Title II and III are allowed.
Concessions: Food nor drink of any kind are allowed inside tour locations. There will be a break for lunch and water will be available on the shuttle bus.
Please send all additional questions to info@efayjonesconservancy.org
The American Institute of Architects regards Fay Jones as one of the ten most influential American architects of the 20th century.
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