The Benton County Jail in Bentonville, Arkansas, is a historic stone building constructed in 1904. It features a prominent clock tower and a distinctive Romanesque Revival architectural style.
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Architecture
Rt. 1, Bentonville, Arkansas
Architecture
106 S.e. A St., Bentonville, Arkansas
Social History
W. Side Ne. Young Ave. Approx. 200 Ft. N. Of Ne. Carnahan Ct., Bentonville, Arkansas
Social History
Public Sq. Park., Near Jct. Of 2nd And Main Sts., Bentonville, Arkansas
Social History
Public Sq. Park., Near Jct. Of 2nd And Main Sts., Bentonville, Arkansas
Architecture
410 N.w. Second St., Bentonville, Arkansas
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Architecture
Jct. Of E. 3rd And S. College Sts., Sw Corner, Stuttgart, Arkansas
Architecture
Courthouse Sq., Dewitt, Arkansas
Commerce
508 S. Monroe St., Dewitt, Arkansas
Entertainment/Recreation; Industry
End Of Dirt Rd. N. Of Pt. At Which Hwy 153 Turns S., Crocketts Bluff, Arkansas
Politics/Government
221 W. Cross St., Dewitt, Arkansas
Architecture
Jct. Of Jefferson And Cross Sts., Dewitt, Arkansas
