Hatchet Hall

Hatchet Hall, the last residence of temperance advocate Carry Nation, in Eureka Springs (Carroll County), later the home of artists Elsie and Louis Freund; circa 1935.

Multi-story building with balcony and covered porch

Photo by Ernie Deane, courtesy of the Arkansas State Archives

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