Originally
built in the 1850's, this classic Victorian Renaissance
baroque mansion was greatly enlarged when bought in 1882
by William Henry Harrison Clayton, who was District Attorney
during Judge Parker's tenure on the federal bench. Now fully
restored and containing some Clayton family period pieces,
the home features a double-door entrance and hand-carved
staircases. It exemplifies the beauty and grace of the Victorian
era.
514
NORTH SIXTH STREET, (479) 783-3000.
Open
Wed-Fri 12 Noon - 4 pm; Sat 12 Noon - 4pm; Sun 1 pm - 4 pm.
Slightly earlier hours summer months. Admission $2 adults,
$1 ages 12-18, children free.
FORT SMITH CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU 2 North B, Fort Smith, Arkansas 72901 1-800-637-1477 | (479) 783-8888 Fax (479) 784-2421 E-Mail:tourism@fortsmith.org
Originally
built in the 1850's, this classic Victorian Renaissance
baroque mansion was greatly enlarged when bought in 1882
by William Henry Harrison Clayton, who was District Attorney
during Judge Parker's tenure on the federal bench. Now fully
restored and containing some Clayton family period pieces,
the home features a double-door entrance and hand-carved
staircases. It exemplifies the beauty and grace of the Victorian
era.
