List of sites of interest in Marshall, Texas

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The T&P Depot, constructed in 1912, in the Ginocchio National Historic District houses the Texas & Pacific Railway Museum and also is a functioning Amtrak station.
The T&P Depot, constructed in 1912, in the Ginocchio National Historic District houses the Texas & Pacific Railway Museum and also is a functioning Amtrak station.

This is a list of sites of interest in Marshall, Texas.

This list may not be complete.

  • 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
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