Eureka Springs Images

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Eureka Springs

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Mill yard across the bay from Eureka (Source)

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The Carson Mansion (1886) in Eureka's Old Town (Source)

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Historical seismicity[55] (Source)

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Bookstore in Eureka's Old Town (Source)

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The Eureka Theatre (built in 1937) is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is listed as a Streamline Moderne Theater. (Source)

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Carson Block Building (Source)

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Eureka's Historic Old Town. View is to the east on 2nd Street, which was the equivalent of Main St. in the Victorian era. (Source)

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View of southernmost span of Route 255 "Samoa Bridge." Woodley Island Marina (on Humboldt Bay), Eureka, is visible in the foreground with northeasterly views of Fickle Hill (Coast Ranges) in the background. (Source)

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The Richard Sweasey Theater, originally built in 1920, was refurbished to an earlier era in 2007 and serves as the home of the Eureka Symphony.[104][105] (Source)

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A participant team in the World Championship Kinetic Sculpture Race approaches the Old Town Eureka finish line, completing the first day of three in the internationally known event of people-powered art. (Source)

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The William S. Clarke "cottage", completed in 1888, is an excellent example of a Victorian using many characteristics of Eastlake style architectural detail. The home is a National Historic Landmark. (Source)