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1895 -Fort Smith, AR

Posted on OHD: 5/11/21. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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National Register Property

708 N 7th St, Fort Smith, AR 72901

The Blair House, one of Fort Smith's most romantic structures and historic treasures. This stunning, renovated classic revival style home features original woodwork throughout, stained glass windows, working fireplace in the parlor, massive pocket doors, period hardware, Bradbury & Bradbury wallpaper, and an extra large cast iron tub ordered over a 125 years ago by the home's original owner. Experience the gracious living of Fort Smith's colorful past. Experience the romance & glamour of the Blair House.
4 Bed · 2 Bath · 2,954 Sq Ft · 0.67 Ac.
Listed With

Cosner-Berry Team, Coldwell Banker :: 479-782-7285

OHD Notes
From the National Register: " BLAIR-AMIS HOUSE Constructed in 1898, the house' s original owner, William Blair, was president of the Fort Smith Lumber Company and American National Bank. He died in 1903, and Dr. John C. Amis, a physician, purchased the house. Mrs. Jane Amis, a registered nurse, owned the house from the mid-1920s until around 1940. The property remained in the Amis family until 1955. This is a two-and-one-half-story Queen Anne/Classical Revival dwelling with a stone foundation, brick exterior, and hip roof of asphalt shingles with a central, hip roof dormer at the peak of the main roof, and one-over-one wood sash windows. The fac;:ade has a full-width porch with a gable pedimented entrance bay and paired columns on stone piers. Above it is a one-bay balcony with similar columns."
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