The home of America's notorious temperance advocate Carrie Nation can be seen on Steele Street in the Ozarks town of Eureka Springs in Arkansas, USA.
The last home of America's notorious temperance advocate Carrie Nation can be seen at 35 Steele Street in the Ozarks town of Eureka Springs in Arkansas, USA. When it later became a museum (now closed), her residence was named Hatchet Hall because the formidable women was famous for physically attacking taverns with a hatchet during her anti-alcohol campaign. Known as Mother Nation and officially spelling her first name as Carry, she made the home a boarding house and school and lived there prior to her death in 1911.
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Location: 35 Steel Street, Eureka Springs, Carroll County, Arkansas, USA
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