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Some Old Fayetteville Homes

Lemke, Walter J. Some Old Fayetteville Homes (Fayetteville: 1951). This brochure, probably self-published and printed in the University of Arkansas print shop, gives historical and architectural background about 17 historic structures in Fayetteville, including:

  • The Davidson House
  • The Gregg House
  • The Gunter House
  • The Masonic Hall
  • The Quesenbury House
  • The Reed House
  • The Rieff House
  • The Stirman House
  • The Tebbetts House
  • The Walker House
  • The Walker-Stone House
  • The Wilson House
  • The Yell House

The brochure also includes a black and white photograph of each building, most of which are still standing. The brochure's call number at the University of Arkansas Libraries is F419.F3 L4.

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    In 1951, Walter J. Lemke photographed a dozen homes in Fayetteville that he considered historic and made it a baker's dozen by adding a picture and description of the Masonic Hall. Although most of the buildings are still standing, several have since been torn down.

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