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National Register Properties
in DeSoto Parish
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Some information may not be current
Allen House
Greek revival
dogtrot, built @1848 near Keachie, but in Caddo Parish, moved to Smyrna 1969
Bank of Grand Cane / Grand Cane Town Hall
1904, Romanesque
revival
Buena Vista
Greek revival
plantation house, original owner: Boykin Witherspoon;
builder: M.
Robbins; const. date;1859
DeSoto Parish Courthouse
Mansfield, Beaux
arts, 1911, archt. - Favrot & Livaudais, New Orleans
Grand Cane Historic District
Grand Cane United Methodist Church
1888, gothic
revival
Samuel Guy House
In 2002 the Joyous
Coast Foundation LLC purchased the Samuel Guy house from the Guy family.
It was moved to Natchitoches Parish, restored, and is now a B&B.
Visit the new site to learn more.
Greek
revival house; orig. owner:
Samuel Eldridge Guy; const. date: @1850
International Boundary Marker U.S./Republic of Texas
Kansas City Southern Depot
Mansfield,
1927
Keachi Baptist Church
Greek
revival/Gothic revival 1880
Keachi Presbyterian Church
Greek
revival 1858
Keachi Store
Greek revival,
@1850
Keachi United Methodist Church
Greek
revival/gothic revival, 1879
Land's End Plantation
est.1835,
Stonewall, owner; Henry Marshall, Greek revival house const.1857
Liberty Lodge
Masonic
hall, Keachi, Greek revival, 1880
Main Post Office [old]
Mansfield, Georgian
revival 1931
Mansfield Battle Park
site of major
battle , Red River campaign, Moss plantation, Apr 8 1864
Mansfield Historic District
Mundy MacFarland House
Classical
revival, 1861/1862, builder: John Mundy
Myrtle Hill Plantation
Greek revival house
Gloster, 1852, orig. builder; Edward Riggs,
sold soon after
const. to James Taylor Means
Prude House
Greek
revival/Italianate/Gothic revival house orig. built 1870 near Stanley
later moved to
location 3 mi. south of Keachi, builder: Allen Austin
Roseneath
Gloster, Greek
revival house, 1846, orig. owner: William Bundy Means
Spell House
Keachi, Greek
revival house @1850
Stribling House
near Mansfield,
Italianate Greek revival house const. 1860's around
pre-existing
two-room cabin on property purchased 1854 by Dr. Milton Oliver Stribling
Swearingen House
Keachi,
Greek revival
The Oaks
Keachi, Greek
revival house, 1855, builder: Henry F. Fullilove
Thomas Scott House
Gloster,
Greek revival, 1858, builder: Thomas Scott
Williams House
Mansfield, Greek
revival, 1870, builder; Thos. J. Williams Jr.
Wood Park/Glassell Turner House
near Mansfield,
Greek revival, 1859, builder: John Glassell; owner: John & Mary Thom Glassell
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