Barker view Eureka Springs Arkansas From South Mt.
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Barker view Eureka Springs Arkansas From South Mt. A. W. Barker, titled: "From South Mountain". Great overview of a portion of Eureka Springs and of the Southern Hotel. Hand written on back of mount "Edith Ketchnur (sp?) from sister Etta 1890." Buff colored, standard size mount, with light soil/wear, very good condition. From Historic Hotels of America website: "Irish stonemasons constructed whats now affectionately referred to as the Grand Old Lady of the Ozarks in 1886 with every intention of making it the grandest hotel west of the Mississippi. The timing couldnt have better—the newly completed railroad brought thousands of tourists to the town, eager to sample the recuperative waters of the local springs. The Carriage Set was attracted to the resorts palatial surroundings, and its stable—outfitted with 100 horses—made sure that everyone had a steed to ride.Since then, the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa has undergone several incarnations within its all-Arkansas-limestone walls, including a period as an all-girls' school and as a cancer hospital before closing in 1940. It reopened after World War II and, in 1967, a fire destroyed most of the fourth floor, including the center penthouse.Historic preservationists Martin & Elise Roegnik purchased the hotel in 1997 and have since invested more than $5 million in renovations, which
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