Jacob Wolf House

[waltdsgirl]

Built between 1816 and 1828, this was the 1st permanent courthouse for Izard County in Arkansas Territory (two decades before Arkansas became a state). It is also the oldest public structure in Arkansas. The upper level over the dogtrot (open breezeway) was the courtroom and the rooms downstairs served as the county clerks office and post office. After the county seat moved to another town in 1835, it became his home. Restoration was completed in 1999.
http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd316/waltdsgirl/IMG_4806WolfHouse.jpg

http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd316/waltdsgirl/IMG_4828WolfHouse2.jpg

http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd316/waltdsgirl/IMG_4847WolfHouse2.jpg

Another cabin on the property...that I personally like just as well!
http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd316/waltdsgirl/IMG_4822LogcabinatWolfHouse.jpg

http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd316/waltdsgirl/IMG_4823CabinatWolfHouse1.jpg

[SnapShooter]

Ahhh yeah! Love this stuff!

[Rufus5150]

Very serene. I especially like the 3rd one. Hard to catch a house looking longingly, but that image captures that.

[Judy]

Oh, I love the last structure the best!!! Those shutters and that gorgeous chimney! Wow, what a find!

[Oldfireguy]

Oh man those are great. Those old log cabins, I want one.

[Larry]

wow, this is a fantastic series and story. Way to go.

[SoxAddict]

Very lovely - love the contrast between the colors and the snow in these shots.

[waltdsgirl]

Thanks, everyone!

[Calliope]

What an awesome place and you captured it so well!

[Angelb]

The ex-courthouse and cabin are wonderful and rustic looking.

[Chewys Dad]

Great Set! Looks cold there! Looks like there hasn't been a fire in those chimneys for awhile.
Thanks for sharing these
Michael.