Monday, April 21, 2014

Overlook at Castle Rogue's Manor



O is for Overlook.  My wife and I spent last weekend in Eureka Springs, Arkansas with my sister and her husband.  While we were there we took a private guided tour of Castle Rogue's Manor in the nearby town of Beaver.  The castle is situated on limestone cliffs above the White River and has some amazing overlooks.




The Castle was designed and built over the last twenty years by owner/resident Smith Treuer.  He gave us a very detailed tour of the property and then let us wander over the twenty acres that the castle is built on.  It was a photographers dream.




The Castle design and materials honor native trees of the Ozarks by incorporating their natural beauty into the heart of its structure with a stunning mixture of Black Walnut, Arkansas Red Cedar, as well as salvaged Redwood and Douglas Fir from the Pacific Northwest. All wood used in castle buildings was aged and milled on-site by local craftsman.









We had a great time at the castle and the views are something I will never forget.












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9 comments:

  1. Wow. What an interesting place to visit. Your photos are great.

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  2. That was a great tour! Great sights framed!

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  3. Thanks for the tour, charming clastle and great pictures.

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  4. beautiful view, and I LOVE the bedding.

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  5. magnificent views, I would surely like to be standing at any of the windows or on the overlook!

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  6. Yes that looks like a photographers dream and I always love the American term Overlook. The castle reminds me of the wooden Russian churches.

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  7. Amazing photography you must be overjoyed at such an opportunity to visit the Castle, I thought it looked a bit 'Disneyesque', most interesting
    Best wishes
    Di x

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  8. We used to live in the house on the property. (one of those pix is from our front yard) I especially loved the gargoyle street lamps!

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  9. For groups of 20 or more people we can book a tour and dinner. Visit our website at dinnerinacastle.com.

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