Arkansas might not be the first place that ... Fay Jones’s most significant architectural wonders is Thorncrown Chapel. It opened in 1980 and has wowed more than seven million visitors since.

Thorncrown Chapel would be a reality. Even so, Jones, quite aware the chapel had been built in the woods, invisible from even the nearest road, in a tiny town in the Ozarks of Arkansas ...

The famed Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, is getting the virtual tour treatment as part of a larger NEH-funded initiative showcasing the works of E. Fay Jones. (Brad Holt/(Flickr ...

Thorncrown Chapel was designed by world renowned architect E. Fay Jones. Fay was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas in 1921. He studied at the University of Arkansas, Rice University, the University of ...

The construction of Little Grace Chapel, located near Powell and Jackson Streets, took place during the 1849 Gold Rush era. Inside, the cathedral unfolds into a space of awe, featuring high ...

Visitors to Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas will probably be struck by two things: the immense glass walls and ceiling and the dense forest visible all around. This was the dream of ...

Fay Jones, an Arkansas-born architect from Pine Bluff ... Doug Reed, a pastor at Thorncrown Chapel whose father, a retired school teacher named Jim Reed, commissioned the chapel, explained over ...

The chapel draws more than 100,000 visitors a year." Thorncrown was the dream of Pine ... During the summer of 1972, Arkansas native and renowned journalist Roy Reed wrote a feature on Eureka ...

Many have heard of Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, known for its beautiful, yet simple, shape and glass windows. Commissioned by Jim Reed and designed by E. Fay Jones, the church ...