Marshall, Texas
Marshall, often called the “Cultural Capital of East Texas,” played a significant role during the Civil War as a Confederate stronghold. The town was home to the Trans-Mississippi Department of the Confederacy and contributed troops and supplies to the Southern effort. Today, Marshall celebrates its heritage with landmarks like the Harrison County Historical Museum and the Starr Family Home State Historic Site. Visitors can enjoy its rich history and annual events, such as the Wonderland of Lights.