Jacob Wolf House

The Jacob Wolf House near Norfork (Baxter County) following its restoration; 2001. Constructed in 1829, it is the oldest public structure in Arkansas.

Two-story log cabin with stone chimney under blue skies

Photo by Tod Swiecichowski, courtesy of the photographer

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Time Period

Divergent Prosperity and the Arc of Reform (1968–2022)

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Architecture / Arts / Buildings

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Place

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