Harrison County HistoricalMarkers
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12th May, 2020 - On review Harrison County will prove to have it's challenges, but after all the COVID-19 pandemic challenges, Harrison County will be a challenge we would enjoy.
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Albert & Katie Van Hook House
Alexander Travis Hawthorn
Bailey Anderson
Bethel United Methodist Church
Bethesda Baptist Church
Billy Anderson Home
Bishop College
Booker T. Washington School
Confederate Capitol of Missouri
Confederate Memorial
Confederate Memorial
Confederate Memorial
County Line Cemetery
Cumberland Presbyterians in Harrison County
Dr. Samuel Floyd Vaughan Home
East Texas Baptist University
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Edgemont
Elks Building
Ewing Chapel Cemetery
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
First State Bank of Hallsville
First Telegraph Office in Texas
Former Site of Old Concord Methodist Church and Concord Masonic Lodge
Forrest-Rogers-Dollahite Cemetery
Fraley-Garland House
Fry-Barry House
Ginocchio-Cook-Pedison House
Ginocchio Hotel and Restaurant
Girlhood Home of Southern Beauty Lucy Holcombe Pickens
Governor Edward Clark
Greenwood Cemetery
Gum Springs Cemetery
Hagerty-Harris House
Hallsville
Harleton
Harleton Methodist Church
Harrison County
Harrison County
Harrison County Courthouse
H. B. Pemberton
Home Town of Texas Confederate General Elkanah Greer
Hometown of Texas Confederate James Harper Starr
Howntown Texas First Confederate Governor Edward Clark
Home of Last Texas Confederate Governor Pendleton Murrah
Home of William Thomas Scott
Hometown of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
Horace Randal
James F. Taylor Lodge No. 169, A.F. & A.M.
James L. Farmer, Jr.
James Leonard Farmer, Sr.
Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church
Joe Weisman and Company
John Barry Henderson Home
John T. Mills
Judge J. B. Williamson House
Kahn Memorial Hospital
LaGrone's Chapel
Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant
Lt. Gen. George Perry Rains
Magnolia Hall
Maplecroft
Marshall
Marshall
Marshall - Birthplace of Boogie Woogie
Marshall, C.S.A.
Marshall Cemetery
Marshall Hall
Marshall Hebrew Cemetery
Marshall Hebrew Cemetery
Marshall Pottery
Marshall Powder Mill
Marshall-Shreveport Stagecoach Road
Matthew Duncan Ector
Matthew W. Dogan, Sr.
Melvin B. Tolson
Nesbitt Cemetery
Noonday Cemetery
Noonday Holiness Camp Interdenominational
Old Grover Cemetery
Old Powder Mill Cemetery
Old Town of Port Caddo
Pierce House
Piney Cemetery
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Robert W. Loughery, Civil War Editor
Sabine Farms
Sam Houston School
Sam Houston's 1857 Campaign in Marshall
Simmons Hill Baptist Church
Site of Central School
Site of Davidson Homestead
Site of Marshall Masonic Female Institute
Site of Marshall University
Site of Temple Moses Montefiore
Site of The Confederate Hat Factory in Marshall, C.S.A.
Site of the Capitol Hotel
Smyrna Cemetery
Smyrna United Methodist Church
Solomon Ruffin Perry
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Starr Family Home
Swanson's Landing
Temple Emanu-El Cemetery
Texas & Pacific Depot
Texas State Line
The Adams House
The Allen House
The Arnot House
The Belle Fry Gaines House
The Gregg-Furrh-Elder House
The Hallsville Cemetery
The Hochwald House
The Hub Shoe Store
The Library Movement in Marshall
The Turner House
Todd-McKay-Wheat House
Town of Scottsville
Trammel's Trace Cabin
Trinity Episcopal Church
Unknown Confederate Soldiers
Van Zandt Hill
Walter Payne Lane
Ware Home
Webster-Mimosa Hall Cemetery
Weisman-Hirsch House
Whaley House
Whetstone-Lancaster House
Whetstone Memorial
Wigfall House
Wiley Cemetery
Wiley College
William Bates Anderson Home
William Delafield
William Patillo House
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Woodley Cemetery
Woodley House
Wyalucing
Wyalucing
Young's Mill Pond
Alexander Travis Hawthorn
Bailey Anderson
Bethel United Methodist Church
Bethesda Baptist Church
Billy Anderson Home
Bishop College
Booker T. Washington School
Confederate Capitol of Missouri
Confederate Memorial
Confederate Memorial
Confederate Memorial
County Line Cemetery
Cumberland Presbyterians in Harrison County
Dr. Samuel Floyd Vaughan Home
East Texas Baptist University
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Edgemont
Elks Building
Ewing Chapel Cemetery
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
First State Bank of Hallsville
First Telegraph Office in Texas
Former Site of Old Concord Methodist Church and Concord Masonic Lodge
Forrest-Rogers-Dollahite Cemetery
Fraley-Garland House
Fry-Barry House
Ginocchio-Cook-Pedison House
Ginocchio Hotel and Restaurant
Girlhood Home of Southern Beauty Lucy Holcombe Pickens
Governor Edward Clark
Greenwood Cemetery
Gum Springs Cemetery
Hagerty-Harris House
Hallsville
Harleton
Harleton Methodist Church
Harrison County
Harrison County
Harrison County Courthouse
H. B. Pemberton
Home Town of Texas Confederate General Elkanah Greer
Hometown of Texas Confederate James Harper Starr
Howntown Texas First Confederate Governor Edward Clark
Home of Last Texas Confederate Governor Pendleton Murrah
Home of William Thomas Scott
Hometown of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
Horace Randal
James F. Taylor Lodge No. 169, A.F. & A.M.
James L. Farmer, Jr.
James Leonard Farmer, Sr.
Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church
Joe Weisman and Company
John Barry Henderson Home
John T. Mills
Judge J. B. Williamson House
Kahn Memorial Hospital
LaGrone's Chapel
Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant
Lt. Gen. George Perry Rains
Magnolia Hall
Maplecroft
Marshall
Marshall
Marshall - Birthplace of Boogie Woogie
Marshall, C.S.A.
Marshall Cemetery
Marshall Hall
Marshall Hebrew Cemetery
Marshall Hebrew Cemetery
Marshall Pottery
Marshall Powder Mill
Marshall-Shreveport Stagecoach Road
Matthew Duncan Ector
Matthew W. Dogan, Sr.
Melvin B. Tolson
Nesbitt Cemetery
Noonday Cemetery
Noonday Holiness Camp Interdenominational
Old Grover Cemetery
Old Powder Mill Cemetery
Old Town of Port Caddo
Pierce House
Piney Cemetery
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Robert W. Loughery, Civil War Editor
Sabine Farms
Sam Houston School
Sam Houston's 1857 Campaign in Marshall
Simmons Hill Baptist Church
Site of Central School
Site of Davidson Homestead
Site of Marshall Masonic Female Institute
Site of Marshall University
Site of Temple Moses Montefiore
Site of The Confederate Hat Factory in Marshall, C.S.A.
Site of the Capitol Hotel
Smyrna Cemetery
Smyrna United Methodist Church
Solomon Ruffin Perry
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Starr Family Home
Swanson's Landing
Temple Emanu-El Cemetery
Texas & Pacific Depot
Texas State Line
The Adams House
The Allen House
The Arnot House
The Belle Fry Gaines House
The Gregg-Furrh-Elder House
The Hallsville Cemetery
The Hochwald House
The Hub Shoe Store
The Library Movement in Marshall
The Turner House
Todd-McKay-Wheat House
Town of Scottsville
Trammel's Trace Cabin
Trinity Episcopal Church
Unknown Confederate Soldiers
Van Zandt Hill
Walter Payne Lane
Ware Home
Webster-Mimosa Hall Cemetery
Weisman-Hirsch House
Whaley House
Whetstone-Lancaster House
Whetstone Memorial
Wigfall House
Wiley Cemetery
Wiley College
William Bates Anderson Home
William Delafield
William Patillo House
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Woodley Cemetery
Woodley House
Wyalucing
Wyalucing
Young's Mill Pond