Parker Homestead
eBook - ePub

Parker Homestead

A History and Guide

  1. 160 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub

Parker Homestead

A History and Guide

About this book

Nestled in the heart of Poinsett County, Arkansas, Parker Homestead began as one cabin in the backyard of Teressa and Phil Parker in the 1980s. Over the next thirty years, it evolved into a living history pioneer village that transports visitors to the simpler times of their ancestors. The setting includes Roberts Chapel, a peaceful cabin dating to 1858 that features beautiful stained-glass windows and a cypress-stump pulpit. There's the old-timey General Store where Teressa Parker makes her famous lye soap with a cast-iron cauldron and a boat paddle. In the Blacksmith Shop, artisans create candle holders, fire pokers and metal artwork. Join author Mary Anne Parker as she explores the wonderfully whimsical history of northeast Arkansas' Parker Homestead.

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Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright
  5. Contents
  6. Foreword
  7. Acknowledgements
  8. Introduction
  9. Background
  10. 1. Parker Homestead’s Beginning: Clark’s Cabin
  11. 2. The First Field Trips
  12. 3. Phil: His Great Sorghum Adventure and the First Festival
  13. 4. The Aftermath of the First Sorghum Cookin’
  14. 5. The Three Parker Homestead Barns
  15. 6. The Post Office and Print Shop
  16. 7. Roberts Chapel
  17. 8. The General Store
  18. 9. The Broom Shops
  19. 10. The Smokehouse and Picnic Area
  20. 11. The Kettle Corn Shed
  21. 12. The Blacksmith Shop, the Sarsaparilla Shed and Julie Bell’s Barn
  22. 13. The Gristmill
  23. 14. The E. Sloan Heritage School
  24. 15. The Johnson House, Way Station, Brush Arbor and Covered Bridge
  25. 16. Bee Branch and Tony’s ’Tiques
  26. 17. The Foust House
  27. 18. Parker Homestead Honorable Mention: The Bacon Hotel
  28. 19. The Outtakes
  29. About the Author