John Barry Henderson Home
Rear wing built before 1861. Way station on route of Shreveport-to-Daingerfield stage. Main part built 1868-1871 by Henderson, who during Civil War had furnished beef to the Confederate Army. Thick ground floor walls are of hand-cut local iron-ore rock (only 19th century native stone home in county). Frame second story has narrow cantilevered porch with ornamental railing. Still in family of Henderson. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1963
32.6183° N, 94.3368° W
Where to Find It
about 5 miles N of Marshall on US 59
Nearby Markers
- 2.3 mi N Woodlawn Baptist Church Woodlawn
- 3.3 mi S Marshall Marshall
- 3.9 mi SW Marshall Powder Mill Marshall
- 4.1 mi SW Old Powder Mill Cemetery Marshall
- 4.5 mi E Marshall-Shreveport Stagecoach Road Marshall
- 4.8 mi SW Marshall Hall Marshall