Marshall, Texas is a prestigious All-America City where historical preservation and natural beauty complement each other. A history buffs delight with more than 100 historic markers and medallions, several historic cemeteries and home of the magnificent Harrison County Historic Museum temporarily housed in the historic Ginnochio Hotel with exhibits from Lady Bird Johnson, Y.A. Tittle, George Foreman, Bill Moyers, historic artifacts, and much more.

Marshall offers more than 800 motel rooms plus bed and breakfast accommodations. Don’t forget to visit the Texas & Pacific Depot Museum; Michelson Museum of Art, and Starr Family Mansion a state historical park.

Marshall and Harrison County are second to none in offerings to the sports enthusiast, and centuries-old, mysterious Caddo Lake rivals any lake in the South for natural beauty and good fishing.

Dont miss Stagecoach Days in May and the FireAnt Festival in October. From Thanksgiving to New Years Day, Marshall shines brightly with more than 10,000,000 tiny white lights during the annual Wonderland of Lights celebration. We are also the home of eight pottery manufacturers; two are retail outlets with potters you can watch at work. Marshall Pottery is the largest manufacturer of red clay pots in the United States and has 100,000 square feet of shopping.

For more information, contact the Greater Marshall Chamber of Commerce.