Basin Park And Flatiron Flats, Grayscale Wood Print

Black And White Art

Vintage Art

Architecture Art

Spring Art

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A black and white photo of the historic Flatiron Flats Hotel and Basin Park Hotel buildings at the corner of Spring and Center in downtown Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The Flatiron Building is one of the most photographed buildings in Eureka Springs and often serves as an iconic symbol for the City. The original building was built in 1880 and was destroyed by fire in 1890. Shortly after, a new building was erected and also was destroyed by fire. The current building was built in 1987, constructed entirely of concrete and is home to the Quilt Shop, Wilson and Wilson Fine Arts and the Daily Roast, our most favorite coffee shop in town. (source www.flatironflats.com) The 1905 Basin Park Hotel, at the spring where it all began, has offered guests of Eureka Springs, Arkansas lodging, dining, Eureka Springs wedding and Eureka Springs spa experiences for more than a century. (Source: www.basinpark.com)

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A travel photographer born and raised in the Ozarks, Jennifer White is the owner / photographer for Timeless Moments Photography and Jennifer White Professional Photography based out of Ozark Missouri, United States. She's had a passion for photography since she was a child. She has had the honor of having some of her photos being internationally and nationally published in a Germany woman's art magazine, PracticeLink Magazine (Winter 2022), and various other magazines. She's been featured in a many art groups, published in various blogs, and her "Come On Spring Time" daffodil image was made into a USPS postage stamp (Jan 2023). Her art can also be found in various hospital clinics, hotels, and corporate offices. She has also won a...