The Quirky Looking Pearl Tatman House In Arkansas Is Actually A Ridiculously Charming B&B
By Carol Ann Carson|Published December 16, 2019
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Carol Ann Carson
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Arkansas native, Carol Ann Carson, has written for OnlyInYourState for three years now. She resides in Western Arkansas' Mountain Frontier but calls NWA home as well. The graduate of University of Arkansas - Fort Smith, Carol Ann earned her B.A. in English and will soon be pursing her M.A. in Library Science. She loves exploring the trails around the Buffalo National River and has yet to find a waterfall that wasn't her favorite.
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Eureka Springs is home to many unique lodgings from Hobbit holes to pods but the Peal Tatman House is one of our favorites for it’s rich history. This colorful Victorian home belonged to one of the most influential people of 20th century Eureka Springs. Let’s peruse the house and learn more about the original owner.
Have you stayed at the Peal Tatman House before? Tag your five guests in the comments below! Don’t forget to eat at this unique grotto or pop into this fascinating antique store during your visit.
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