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T. C. Lindsey & Co.
Part old-fashioned general store, part museum, this establishment offers a wide variety of merchandise as well as nostalgia. Store has been used in several Disney films. On F.M. 134, west 3
Waskom, TX Historic SitesGinocchio National Historic District
Three square blocks in the heart of old downtown centering around the 1896 Ginocchio Hotel, one of the state'
Marshall, TX Historic DistrictsCaddo Lake State Park
480 acres beside Caddo Lake; an area once occupied by Caddo Indians, a tribe quite advanced in civilization. Camping areas, trailer sites, cabins, fishing, swimming, boating, hiking, nature trails and interpretive center. Two miles north off Texas 43
Karnack, TX State ParksCypress Canoe Tours
Marked boat roads, free canoeing lessons, and detailed trail maps allow you to set your own pace through this primeval wonderland through the majestic cypress trees covered with Spanish moss. Tours depart Pine Needle Lodge at east end of F.M. 805
Uncertain, TX CanoeingMarshall Pottery & Museum
Established in 1896, one of the largest manufacturers of glazed pottery in the U.S., producing millions of red clay pots and hand-turned stoneware pots yearly. Museum features history of the facility for the past 100
Marshall, TX MuseumsCaddo Lake State Park
480 acres beside Caddo Lake; an area once occupied by Caddo Indians, a tribe quite advanced in civilization. Camping areas, trailer sites, cabins, fishing, swimming, boating, hiking, nature trails and interpretive center. West of town on F.M. 2198
Uncertain, TX State ParksCaddo Lake Steamboat Company
Ply the waters of Caddo Lake aboard the Graceful Ghost steamboat. It's a replica of an 1890s paddle wheel riverboat, like those that once steamed into this part of Texas. Quiet, relaxing, romantic. Reservations recommended. Call for information. Boat departs from Taylor Island off Bois d'
Uncertain, TX BoatingStarr Family State Historic Site
Better known as Maplecroft, the name given when the house was built in 1870 by James F. Starr, son of Dr. James Harper Starr, early financier, Surgeon General of the Republic of Texas in 1837
Marshall, TX Historic Sites