Marshall, Texas

Marshall is a city in the U.S. state of Texas, located near the Louisiana and Arkansas borders in the Ark-La-Tex region. As of the 2000 U.S. Census, Marshall had a total population of 23,935. It is the county seat of Harrison County{{GR|6}}.

Sites of interest

• Arnot House, 306 W. Houston St
• First Methodist Church, 300 E. Houston St., constructed before the Civil War
• Fry-Barry House, 314 W. Austin
• Ginocchio National Historic District
• Allen House, 610 N. Washington St
• The Ginocchio, N. Washington St at Ginocchio St, houses the Harrison County Historical Museum
• T&P Depot, N. Washington St at Ginocchio St, historic depot and train museum
• Whaley House, 609 N Washington Ave, landmark Victorian home, now known as the Three Oaks Bed & Breakfast
• Hagerty House, 505 E. Rusk St
• Hochwald House, 211 W. Grand Ave.
• Hotel Marshall, 210 W. Houston
• John R. Stinson House, 313 W. Austin St
• James Turner House, 406 Washington Ave
• Magnolia Hall, 303 N Columbus St, historic home, now coffee house
• Old Pierce House, 303 N. Columbus St
• Sam B. Hall Federal Courthouse, S. Washington at Whetstone Square
• Starr Family Home State Historic Site, 407 W. Travis St, centerpiece of Starr Family State Historic Site
• Marshall Hall, 1209 N. Grove St, historic administration building of ETBU
• Michelson Museum of Art, 216 N. Bolivar Street
• Old Harrison County Courthouse, Whetstone Square, historic courthouse; location of first sit-ins in Texas
• Weisman Center, 211 N. Washington St, first department store in Texas
• Weisman-Hirsch House, 313 S. Washington St
• Wiley Bell Tower, Wiley College Campus