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This is NOT the Buckley House. This was one of the early spec houses Jones built in Fayetteville in 1954.
Brian 07/30/2009
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Not sure how to delete all my extra comments. Slide 5 is not the Buckley House; however, slide 6 is the Buckley House.
Brian 07/30/2009
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My dad and uncle did the rock work on a lot of Fay Jones houses. I think the Buckley house was one of them. I know they did Sam Walton's house (twice) and the Applegate house in Bentonville; they also did the Faubus house in Huntsville.
Paulette Tate 07/30/2009
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This is the house I grew up in. It was built by Dr. Lemon Clark as a spec house. He and Fay didn't agree on several of the design details.
Burt Wilkinson 03/13/2010
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I recently got a box of postcards comemorating the work of Arkansas architect Fay Jones and they were so wonderful that I wanted to put a few images of Jones' work online. Jones' contribution to the modern landscape of his home state was significant. He was a student at the University of Arkansas as an undergraduate and through his training in architecture school, eventually becoming a teacher there and the school's first dean of architecture. In addition to his involvement with architecture education in Arkansas, Jones built a number of lovely residences around the state. He passed away in 2004.
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