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historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2ARR_site-of-general-store_Marksville-LA.html
Site of general store and post office where Sam Bass mailed Solomon Northup's letter to obtain his freedom from being kidnapped into slavery. Northup was a free man of color living in Saratoga, New York and was hired to play violin in Washington, D.C. There…
historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2ATU_frank-hotel-site_Marksville-LA.html
A large Eastlake Victorian
one and a half story structure
with heavy Victorian ornamentation
stood on this site. Built by
Adolph Frank, German native.
Local folklore states that
Andrew Jackson stayed at an
earlier inn on this site.
historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2ATX_holy-ghost-catholic-school_Marksville-LA.html
Founded by
Rev. Fr. Nicholas Juderman
as a school for Black Catholic
children. Land donated by
Daughters of the Cross.
Funding obtained from
Mother Katherine Drexel,
founder of the Sisters of
the Blessed Sacrament.
Opened in 1917. First staffed
by…
historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2AV0_old-church-of-the-nazarene_Marksville-LA.html
The Marksville Church of the
Nazarene was organized on
October 26, 1926 in the home
of Mrs. L.J. Coco. Rev. L.L.
Latham was the first minister.
This "New England" style
building has outstanding twelve
over twelve windows. Congregation
moved to…
historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2AXV_belle-oak_Marksville-LA.html
Raised Greek Revival dwelling with Victorian influence built in 1872 by Alfred and Elizka Bordelon. Occupied by direct descendants. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2AXW_molenar-photography-studio-site_Marksville-LA.html
H. Molenar and J.A. Dalsuet photographed much of early Marksville and its early inhabitants. Most of the photographs that have survived were made by Molenar who had a studio on this site.
historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2K6J_congregational-first-baptist-church_-.html
Congregational First Baptist Church. . . Organized in 1889 under the leadership of Rev. J.W. Womack of Beggs, Oklahoma. Rev. and Mrs. Womack opened the first private "colored" school in Avoyelles Parish. Rev. A.L. Holmes was pastor of this church for 37 ye…
historicalmarkerproject.com/markers/HM2K6K_marksville-colored-school-site_-.html
Marksville "Colored" School Site. . . C.P. Couvillion donated this site in 1905 for the construction of a school for "Negroes" in the Marksville area. Its first eighth grade class began in 1933. First graduation was in 1940. Classes were held upstairs in t…