Arkansas Ties ... A Little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That, and a Whole Lot of Arkansas

Lafayette County Court House Lewisville, Lafayette County, Arkansas 1940-1942 Art Deco-style public building Listed in National Register of Historic Places on February 25, 1993.   Lafayette County Court House The first Court House in Lafayette County. Erected in 1828, was built of logs on Chickaninny Prairie. In 1840 a new town site for the county seat was laid off at the place to which was given the name of Lewisville. Arkansas Centennial Commission Arkansas History Commission 1903 R.L. Montgomery County Judge D.L. King, Commissioner Frank W. Gibb, Architect J.W. Detwiler & Co., Contractors         Lafayette County Court House 1940 - 1942 Commissioners J. Martin Tackett J.W. Velvin Joe S. Coleman County Judges J.W. Reeves L. Bascom Fuller Attorneys Searcy & Searcy Arthur M. Shirey Jr. Architects Clippard & Vaught Constructed by the Work Projects Administration