# Lakeport Plantation

The Lakeport Plantation house, built in 1859 along the Mississippi River in Chicot County, Arkansas, stands as one of the Delta’s premiere historic structures. Remarkably preserved with many original features intact, Lakeport offers a rare window into plantation life before and after the Civil War. Now cared for by Arkansas State University, the site shares powerful stories of slavery, sharecropping, and the Johnson family through guided tours and award‑winning exhibits.

# Lakeport Plantation - Technical Reports

## Technical Reports

[Technical Report #1: Parge Coating](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2274)  
[Technical Report #2: Chimneys ](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2272)  
[Technical Report #3: Foundation & Footers](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2273)  
[Technical Report #4: Windows](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2275)  
[Technical Report #5: Shingled Roof](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2266)  
[Technical Report #6: Guttering & Sheet Metal Work](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2268)  
[Technical Report #7: Cornice, Siding & Paint](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2267)  
[Technical Report #8: Lakeport Porches](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2270)  
[Technical Report #9: Braced Frame Construction](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2269)  
[Technical Report #10: Smokehouse & Mechanicals](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2271)

### Surveys & Research

[Archeological Investigations at Lakeport Plantation: Randall Guending (Arkansas Archeological Survey), May 2003](https://kb.astate.edu/attachments/2265)