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[Locke Home, Version 1]

Photograph of the Locke home, with two women and a dog seated on the front porch. Inscription in ink on the back states: "Locke Home, Fannin & Grove, demolished 1956." Version one shows slightly more of the right side of the house than Version two, and it is printed darker. The house is a one-story side-gable house of wood siding, two chimneys, and four slender square columns supporting ornate scroll-sawn decorative brackets. Two ferns are on stands on the porch, and a picket fence and two tre… more

Date: 1900~

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Portrait of Marion Sims McCutchan Sr. and infant son (view 1)]

Photograph of Marion Sims McCutchan, Sr. sitting in a wicker rocking chair holding his infant son. Although a later inscription in ink on the back of the photograph identifies the baby as Marion Sims McCutchan, Jr. born 1/11/1905, it is more likely to be the first born son, Robert Lewis McCutchan, born 4/1/1903. The baby is wearing a long christening gown, and the father is wearing a suit, vest, and tie. Visible in the background are a wood arm chair with a vertical slat back, patterned wallpap… more

Date: unknown

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Marion Sims McCutchan Jr. in Costume as Rev. Staples for First Presbyterian Church Centennial, 1950, Marshall, Texas]

Photograph of Marion Sims McCutchan, Jr., in costume as Rev. Staples for the First Presbyterian Church, Marshall, Texas, centennial pageant performance. He wears a false beard and moustache and a bowler hat. A label with the following inscription is attached on the back: "1st Presbyterian Centennial 1950, M. S. McCutchan dressed as Rev. Staples - 1st minister."

Date: 1950

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Portrait of James H. Patterson, Minister of First Presbyterian Church, Marshall, Texas]

Photograph of James H. Patterson, head and shoulders, wearing a suit, tie, and wire-rimmed glasses. Inscription in ink on back: "James H. Patterson, Born - Arbroath, Scotland, April 9, 1883. Called Home Dec 26, 1943. Phil. 1:20-23." Written in a different hand: "Minister 1st Presbyterian Church, Marshall, TX, died of acute appendicitis, buried in McCutchan plot, Marshall Cemetery."

Date: 194X

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Group photograph of Women's Group of First Presbyterian Church, Marshall, Texas]

Photograph of a large group of women and two children, identified on the back of the photograph as the Women's Group of the First Presbyterian Church of Marshall, Texas. Most are sitting on the front steps of the Sunday School building, but nine are standing at the back of the group. Many of the women are wearing cloche hats. Two small labels with the following writing are attached on the back: "Womens Group 1st Pres. Church, Marshall, 1920s or early 1930s. Sunday School bldg, 1st Pres Marshall… more

Date: 1920/1934

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Christmas Card Portrait of William H. Benchoff and Family, 1950s]

Photographic Christmas card, deckle-edged, with the words "Seasons Greetings" and a black and white sketch of a church building in a mountain setting on the bottom and a black and white photograph of William Benchoff and his wife and three children. The back is blank except for writing in blue ink: "W. H. Benchoff - Family. He was minister of 1st Presbyterian, Marshall, ca. 1953-mid 1960s."

Date: 195X

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Portrait of Washington Irving Carroll, Minister of First Presbyterian Church, Marshall, Texas]

Studio portrait of Washington Irving Carroll, three-quarters view, seated in a chair, with one hand resting on the arm of the chair and the other hand holding the lapel of his jacket. He is wearing a suit, vest and tie. The photographer's name is printed in the lower right corner of the photograph. Carroll, originally from St. Louis, served as minister of the First Presbyterian Church, Marshall, Texas, from Nov. 7, 1920 to Feb. 19, 1934. Written in pencil on the back: "Probably Washington Irvin… more

Date: 1915/1925

Creator: Strauss Portrait, St. Louis

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Presentation of Scrapbook to Teacher]

Photograph of a young girl presenting a scrapbook to Mrs. Sims McCutchan, Jr. (Miss Johnnie). The picture ran in the Marshall News Messenger on 1/23/49 accompanying an article about the presentation of the scrapbook, which contained drawings and poems by South Marshall School 5th & 6th graders before Mrs. McCutchan left to teach at Sam Houston School. Mary Ann Simmons made the presentation and Harold Collier looked on. The photograph was taken in the Girl Scout room at the city park, identified… more

Date: 1949

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Stephen F. Austin School Teachers, Marshall, Texas]

Group photograph of school teachers in Marshall, Texas. Written in pencil on the back in the handwriting of Mrs. Johnnie McCutchan: "Front Row - ?, 2. Dana Taylor (music - my very dear friend, 3. Toinette Allston Johnson (Florist [?]), 4. Norma Forsythe (prin.), 5. Miss Emma Lake (good friend), 6. Alva ("Cricket") Curry (nice friend), 7. Mrs. Thelma Harrison, 8. [blank], Second Row, 1. Mrs. Bailey, 2. Margaret Huffman Watson, 3. ?, 4. Mrs. White (Retarded children), 5. Eugenia (Muffett) Davis (… more

Date: 194X

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Portrait of Marion Sims McCutchan, Sr. and infant son (view 2)]

Photograph of Marion Sims McCutchan, Sr. sitting in a wicker rocking chair holding his infant son. The baby is probably McCutchan's the first born son, Robert Lewis McCutchan, born 4/1/1903. The baby is wearing a long christening gown, and the father is wearing a suit, vest, and tie. Visible in the background are a wood arm chair with a vertical slat back, patterned wallpaper, fireplace with mantlepiece with pictures and ornaments on it and faced with gathered cloth. On the hearth is a framed … more

Date: unknown

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

Junior High School, Marshall, Texas

Black and white photo-postcard of the the junior high school in Marshall, Texas, taken sometime in the 1940s or early 1950s. The brick building of two stories on a raised basement was built in 1924 as the new high school. It became the junior high school in 1939 when a new high school building was constructed. The central entrance is in an English Gothic Academic style. At the bottom of the image in white letters is the title, "Junior High School - Marshall, Texas. 6-J-12" There is no postmar… more

Date: unknown

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

Street Scene - Marshall, Texas

Photo-postcard of North Washington St. looking south to the Harrison County Courthouse in Marshall, Texas, ca. 1940s or early 1950s. Commercial buildings line both sides of the streets and automobiles are parked on both sides of the street. A bus is visible at the end of the street in front of the courthouse. Commercial signs on the buildings include on the left, Norge Appliances, B.F. Goodrich, Manly's, Dan Cohen Shoes, Austin Shoes, and on the right, Long's Drugs, Weismans, and Mathewson Drug… more

Date: 194X

Creator: W. M. Cline Co.

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Marshall Texas Post Office February 26, 1940]

Photograph of the Marshall, Texas post office building taken by the Cowdin Brothers construction company of Dallas as part of their work on the building in 1940. Built in 1912, the post office received an addition and improvements in 1940. As noted in the Marshall News Messenger of 21 January, 1940, the work included enlargement of the lobby space, addition of new mail boxes, and enlarged work space. The building permit for the project was $71,000. Cars are parked in front of the building, a me… more

Date: 1940

Creator: Cowdin Bros.

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Mrs. Johnnie McCutchan School Portraits, 1949-50]

Strip of four identical portraits of Mrs. Johnnie McCutchan, smiling broadly. Printed beneath each is the caption "School Days, 1949-50." Printed in ink on back: "Miss Johnnie."

Date: 1949/1950

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Moon on Caddo Lake, 1930s]

Photograph of Caddo Lake in the evening with a full moon showing through light clouds and reflecting on the water. The silhouettes of trees in the water are in the distance.

Date: 193X

Creator: McCutchan, Kenneth, 1912-1972

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Sims McCutchan, III and His Wagon]

Photograph of Sims McCutchan, III, at approximately age six sitting in a red wagon, smiling at the camera. He is wearing a winter coat.

Date: 1948~

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[South Marshall School Class Picture, 1945-46]

Group photograph of a South Marshall School class, Marshall, Texas. The photograph was taken outside, in front of the school entrance, with the students arranged in three rows and the teacher at the back on the left. A printed border is part of the photograph. The name Jerry Ready is written in pencil on the back.

Date: [1945..1946]

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[First Presbyterian Church Building in Snow, Marshall, Texas, 1948]

Photograph of the First Presbyterian Church building, Marshall, Texas, taken in snow in 1948. Part of the Sunday School building next to the church is visible, and the street signs are in the lower left of the photograph. Written in pencil on the back is the inscription: "The Marshall Presbyterian Church, 1948."

Date: 1948

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Congregation of Hope Chapel on Rosborough Springs Road]

Group photograph of the congregation of Hope Chapel, located near Marshall, Texas, on Rosborough Springs Road. Inscription in ink on back reads: "Hope Chapel on Rosborough Springs Road." The photograph was taken outside in front of the porch of the chapel.

Date: 1910/1920

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

Mary McAllister McCutchan

Photograph of Mary McAllister, three-quarters view, head and shoulders. She is wearing a dark jacket and a light colored blouse with a wide lace-edged collar. Her hair is cut short and waved. Inscribed in ink on the folder is: Mary Wilcox McAlister [sic] who married Marion Sims McCutchan."

Date: 192X

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[College of Marshall Grounds, 1930s]

Photograph of the grounds of the College of Marshall taken in the 1930s showing trees and bushes. The College of Marshall, founded in 1914, was a Baptist institution, and is now East Texas Baptist University.

Date: 193X

Creator: McCutchan, Kenneth, 1912-1972

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Motor Boat on Caddo Lake, 1930s]

Photograph showing a motorboat on Caddo Lake taken and printed by Kenneth McCutchan in the 1930s. Trees and a dock are visible in the background.

Date: 193X

Creator: McCutchan, Kenneth, 1912-1972

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

[Firestone Stores Truck, Marshall, Texas]

Photograph of Firestone Stores Studebaker pickup truck parked by a brick side wall of a commercial building. A sign saying "Firestone Tires" has been mounted on the rim of the truck bed. Painted on the passenger door: "Firestone Stores, 306 N. Washington, Dial 961."

Date: 195X

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

Post Office, Marshall, Texas

Photo-postcard of the Marshall, Texas, post office building. The three windows on the right are partially open and the front doors are open. The building is located at 100 E. Houston St. A tall flagpole stands to the right of the building. The title at the bottom of the image is "Post Office, Marshall, Texas." There is no postmark or message on the back of the card.

Date: 196X

Partner: Harrison County Historical Museum

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