Historical Markers in Marshall, Texas

Start with these Marshall stories

• H. B. Pembertonplaced 2014

  Henry Bertram Pemberton was born on January 20, 1867 to Charles and Eliza Pemberton. In 1876, Charles and his family moved to Marshall and purchased…

• To the Memory of Walter Paye Laneplaced 1936

  Hero of San Jacinto - Indian fighter - Commander of Texas Rangers in Mexican War - Brigadier General in the Confederate army - Born, February 18…

• Girlhood Home of Southern Beauty Lucy Holcombe Pickensplaced 1965

  (1832-1899) Only 19th century Texas woman honored by a portrait on money-- the Confederate $100 bill.

• Harrison Countyplaced 1991

  The original inhabitants of this area were the Caddo Indians. Anglo settlers, mostly from the southern U. S., began arriving in the 1830s.

• Marshall Cemeteryplaced 1966

  Incorporated Dec. 12, 1849. Resting place of many early Texas leaders and patriots: Edward Clark (1815-80), Governor of Texas, 1861; Colonel…

• Marshall Powder Millplaced 1988

  Throughout the Civil War, the Confederate Army struggled with the problem of lack of military stores.

Marshall on the Texas history calendar

• January 20: H. B. Pemberton

All 96 historical markers in Marshall

• Adams House1979
• Albert & Katie Van Hook House1999
• Alexander Travis Hawthorn1963
• Arnot House1980
• Bethesda Baptist Church1979
• Bishop College2018
• C.G. Lancaster2019
• Confederate Capitol of Missouri1963
• Cumberland Presbyterians in Harrison County
• East Texas Baptist University2013
• Ebenezer Methodist Church1967
• Elks Building2017
• Ewing Chapel Cemetery2017
• First Baptist Church1975
• First Methodist Church1965
• First Telegraph Office in Texas2022
• Fraley-Garland House1986
• Fred Lewis2019
• Fry-Barry House1962
• Ginocchio Hotel and Restaurant1971
• Ginocchio-Cook-Pedison House1973
• Girlhood Home of Southern Beauty Lucy Holcombe Pickens1965
• Governor Edward Clark1963
• Governor Edward Clark1967
• Greenwood Cemetery1967
• H. B. Pemberton2014
• Hagerty-Harris House1977
• Harrison County1936
• Harrison County1991
• Harrison County Courthouse1965
• Home of Last Texas Confederate Governor Pendleton Murrah1963
• Home Town of Texas Confederate General Elkanah Greer1963
• Horace Randal1962
• James Harper Starr1963
• James L. Farmer, Jr.2016
• James Leonard Farmer, Sr.1997
• Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church1994
• Joe Weisman and Company2004
• John Barry Henderson Home1965
• John T. Mills1936
• Judge J. B. Williamson House1964
• Kahn Memorial Hospital2000
• Lt. Gen. George Perry Rains1970
• Magnolia Hall1968
• Marshall1964
• Marshall1991
• Marshall - Birthplace of Boogie Woogie2013
• Marshall Cemetery1966
• Marshall Fire Department2022
• Marshall Hall2013
• Marshall Hebrew Cemetery1989
• Marshall Pottery1996
• Marshall Powder Mill1988
• Marshall-Shreveport Stagecoach Road1979
• Marshall, C.S.A.1963
• Matthew Duncan Ector1962
• Matthew W. Dogan, Sr.2014
• Melvin B. Tolson2014
• Nesbitt Cemetery1976
• Old Grover Cemetery1986
• Old Powder Mill Cemetery1986
• Robert W. Loughery, Civil War Editor1983
• Sam Houston School1993
• Sam Houston's 1857 Campaign in Marshall1964
• Site of Central School1994
• Site of Marshall Masonic Female Institute1969
• Site of Marshall University1936
• Site of Temple Moses Montefiore1982
• Site of the Capitol Hotel1974
• Site of The Confederate Hat Factory in Marshall, C.S.A.1976
• Solomon Ruffin Perry1968
• St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery1999
• Starr Family Home1964
• Texas & Pacific Depot1985
• The Allen House1977
• The Belle Fry Gaines House1978
• The Hockwald House1979
• The Hub Shoe Store2011
• The Library Movement in Marshall1976
• The Turner House1979
• To the Memory of Walter Paye Lane1936
• Todd-McKay-Wheat House2002
• Trammel's Trace Cabin1965
• Trinity Episcopal Church1973
• Van Zandt Hill1969
• Walter Paye Lane1962
• Ware Home1963
• Webster-Mimosa Hall Cemetery1998
• Weisman-Hirsch House1979
• Whetstone Memorial1936
• Wigfall House1979
• Wiley College1973
• Wiley College Cemetery1989
• William Patillo House1965
• Woodley Cemetery1993
• Woodley House1988

Historical markers near Marshall

• Hallsville9 stories · 13 mi
• Jefferson102 stories · 15 mi
• Harleton8 stories · 18 mi
• DeBerry5 stories · 19 mi
• Longview75 stories · 22 mi
• Beckville6 stories · 23 mi

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