Welcome to the Lakeport Project. We?re very glad you stopped by. We?ve got lots of things to show you. You see, over the years, the name Lakeport has been applied to a number ...

Over the years, the name Lakeport has been applied to a number of things here in the Arkansas Delta. If you look on a contemporary highway map you?ll see the name ...

Ronnie provides on-site supervision for the Lakeport Plantation project. He holds an Associate of Applied Science from the Arkansas Institute for Building Preservation Trades at ...

Lakeport, an Arkansas State University Heritage Site, is the last remaining antebellum home on the Mississippi River in Arkansas that has not been destroyed or altered significantly.

It is Lakeport Plantation, one of Arkansas?s foremost historic house sites. After being donated to Arkansas State University in 2001 by the Sam Epstein Angel family, the house ...

LAKEPORT: THE MAKING OF AN ARKANSAS PLANTATION. by Thomas A. DeBlack. In 1831, forty-year-old Joel Johnson, the scion of a large and prestigious Kentucky family, sold his house and ...

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Johnson, who hailed from a prominent Kentucky family, became one of the largest cotton planters in Arkansas. Lakeport Plantation became a testament to his affluence.