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Samuel E. and Mary C. Marshall House

Whitewright, Grayson County

Marker Text

Civil War veteran Sam Marshall (1838-1911), his wife, Mary (1840-1924), and their family came from Kentucky to Grayson County in the late 1860s and moved to the new railroad town of Whitewright by 1880. After achieving success with their land investments and commercial businesses, the Marshalls built this Queen Anne Free Classic house in 1899-1900. The gabled roof, decorative woodwork, Classical columns, porch and balcony are all notable elements of this style. After Mary Marshall's death in 1924, the house subsequently was owned and occupied by the Carter, Sanders and Stuteville families. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 2001

Marker Details

Address 318 W. Walnut St.
Location Description NE corner W. Walnut and N. Chapman streets on private property
Marker # 12751
Dedicated 2001
Size, Type RTHL medallion and plate
Code houses, residential buildings; Queen Anne (Architectural style); women
  • Private Property:

    True
  • Latitude, Longitude 33.513965, -96.397038

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