Robertson House (Kensett, Arkansas)

The Robertson House is a historic house located in Kensett, Arkansas. It is a significant example of late 19th-century vernacular architecture in the region, representing a well-preserved example of a typical family home from that era. The house's architectural style is primarily Queen Anne with Folk Victorian influences, characterized by its asymmetrical facade, decorative detailing, and prominent porch. It features elements such as spindlework, decorative brackets, and varied siding materials.

The Robertson House holds local historical significance as a residence of a prominent family in the Kensett area. The Robertson family played a role in the development and growth of the town, and the house serves as a tangible link to their contributions. Further details about the Robertson family's specific roles and impact on Kensett may be available through local historical societies and archival records.

The house has been recognized for its architectural and historical importance and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This designation recognizes the house's preservation value and its contribution to understanding the architectural and social history of Kensett and White County, Arkansas. The house is currently privately owned.