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The Museum of Regional History narrates the history of the region, from its indigenous Caddo people and early Spanish and French explorers, to its agriculture and early industry, to its relationship to railroads, World War II, and the civil rights movement. [2] [7] [8] Its Caddo collections include jewelry, pottery, and tools as well as rare ...
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Naranjo Museum of Natural History: Lufkin Angelina Dinosaurs and fossils, artifacts of ancient cultures [7] Texas Forestry Museum: Lufkin: Angelina Texas timber history [8] Ace of Clubs House: Texarkana: Bowie AJA the Draughn-Moore House on the National Register of Historic Places [9] Discovery Place Children's Museum Texarkana: Bowie [10]
June 29, 1976 (420 Pine St. Texarkana: Recorded Texas Historic Landmark: 3: Earl-Rochelle House: Earl-Rochelle House: July 1, 1999 (1920 Magnolia St. Texarkana
The P. J. Ahern Home was built in 1905 by Patrick J. and Mary Ahern. Patrick was an Irish immigrant who immigrated to the United States in 1882 to join his childhood friend, Roger O'Dwyer, in a business venture in Texarkana, Arkansas. The O'Dwyer and Ahern mercantile became one of the largest retail stores in Texarkana.
The Buhrman–Pharr Hardware Company Historic District encompasses a pair of brick commercial buildings on 3rd Street in Texarkana, Arkansas.The two four-story structures, located on the block between Laurel and Ash Streets, were built in 1914 and 1923 for the Buhrmann–Pharr Hardware Company, a significant force in the economic development of Texarkana for more than a century.
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The Ace of Clubs House (also known as the Draughon–Moore House) is a historic house museum in Texarkana, Texas. [2] [3] The house is distinctively shaped like a club, from a deck of playing cards, with three octagon-shaped wings and a fourth rectangular wing adjoining at a central octagon-shaped stair hall.