John Bettis House

The John Bettis House, located in Pleasant Grove, Arkansas, is a historic farmhouse built around 1929, notable for its American Craftsman architectural style. This 1.5-story wood-framed structure features an L-shaped design, a broad clipped gable roof with exposed rafter ends, and a distinctive porch supported by battered columns. It is recognized as the first farmhouse in Stone County to move away from traditional vernacular styles, earning its place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. This site offers a glimpse into the evolution of architectural design in rural Arkansas.