City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
78. Rosalie House
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
Telephone: (479) 253-7377
Address: 282 Spring St.
Description: In the middle section of Spring Street where it levels out (yes, it runs sideways along the hillside at times!), you may want to tour the colorful Rosalie House. The burgundy brick house has ivory, gray, and green ornate gingerbread. It’s open daily for tours and weddings. Admission is free for children 12 and younger and $5 for adults.
79. Spring Street
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
Telephone: (479) 253-8737, (800) 638-7352
Description: Eureka Springs is an artsy town. Spring Street alone boasts almost two dozen studios, galleries, and shops. You’ll like No. 83, the Spring Creek Pottery Shop, where you can buy the practical as well as artistic and even fantastic sculptures in clay. It’s the flagship gallery of sculptor Mark Hopkins. Quicksilver Nature Gallery at 73 Spring St. sells art with a natural theme. You will marvel at how everyday items and natural objects are transformed into art. Wildlife artist Susan Morrison has a gallery that features her own work as well as a number of great local artists at 60 Spring St. There are others: Fusion Squared Gallery, Zark’s Fine Design, Iris at the Basin Park, Eclectic Edge—and that’s just on Spring Street. Check the Web site for a complete listing.
80. Thorncrown Chapel
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
Telephone: (479) 253-7401
Description: The chapel is just west of Eureka Springs on US 62. Designed by world-renowned Arkansas architect E. Fay Jones, the chapel seems like a jewel of light in its Ozark mountainside setting and has been called one of the finest examples of religious space in modern times. It rises to the sky like the forest that surrounds it. The chapel, majestic in its simplicity, has 425 panes of glass divided by a lattice of native pine. The chapel was honored as Building of the Decade in 1991 by the American Association of Architects and has been featured in numerous magazines. Since the chapel opened in 1980, more than four million people have visited this woodland sanctuary. Thorncrown Chapel is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no admission fee, but donations are accepted.
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
Address: 239 Turpentine Creek Lane
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions
City: Branson, MO
Category: Tours & Attractions