Historians Raise Money For Monte Ne Study
Posted: July 30, 2012 at 7:28 p.m.
Calvin Schaefer and Sarah Huntsman let their dogs cool off walking on ruins at Monte Ne that are emerging as Beaver Lake levels continue to fall at Monte Ne, Ark. Monday, July 30, 2012. Schaefer and Huntsman are neighbors in the Monte Ne area and had spent time walking the shoreline picking up litter. An exhibition called Buried Dreams, "Coin" Harvey and Monte Ne about the history of the Monte Ne ruins and their creator is on display at Rogers Historical Museum through Sept. 22.
A study to determine the fate of the former Monte Ne resort is scheduled to begin soon, according to Rogers Historical Museum officials.
Fast Facts
Monte Ne Resort
The Monte Ne resort had, at one time, its own railroad and two of the largest log cabin hotels in the United States, according to historians.
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