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Augustus M. Garrison House: A Queen Anne Gem

Experience Texarkana's history at the Augustus M. Garrison House, a stunning example of Queen Anne architecture and a National Register landmark.

The Augustus M. Garrison House, built in 1895, stands as a prime example of Queen Anne architecture in Texarkana, Arkansas. With its distinctive tower and delicate woodwork, this historic home offers a glimpse into the city's rich past.

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  • Admire the intricate spindlework and fish-scale shingles that exemplify Queen Anne architectural details.
  • Consider staying at the House of Wadley Bed and Breakfast Inn to fully immerse yourself in the historic ambiance.
  • Take a stroll around the neighborhood to appreciate other historic homes and buildings in the downtown area.

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  • Walking

    The Augustus M. Garrison House is located at 600 Pecan Street in downtown Texarkana. From the intersection of State Line Avenue and East 6th Street, walk east on 6th Street for two blocks, then turn right onto Pecan Street. The house will be on your left. The walk is generally flat and takes about 5-10 minutes.

  • Driving

    From I-30, take exit 222A for US-59 S/US-71 S toward Texarkana. Continue onto US-59 S/US-71 S, then turn right onto E 6th Street. Drive two blocks and turn right onto Pecan Street. The Augustus M. Garrison House will be on your left. Parking is available on the street. Parking is free.

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Located in Texarkana, Arkansas, the Augustus M. Garrison House is a well-preserved example of Queen Anne style architecture. Built in 1895 for Augustus M. Garrison, a prominent attorney, the 2+1⁄2-story wood-frame house showcases the elaborate detailing and picturesque qualities characteristic of the era.The house is distinguished by its irregular massing, a hallmark of the Queen Anne style, and a single-story wraparound porch adorned with delicate spindled woodwork. A three-story circular tower, topped with a conical roof sheathed in fish-scale shingles, serves as a focal point, enhancing the building's architectural character. The cross-gables feature cutaway bays with spindlework canopies, while turned supports and arched brackets decorate the porch. Inside, a prominent semicircular window with stained glass insets adds to the home's charm.The Augustus M. Garrison House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and remained in the Garrison family into the 21st century. Today, it functions as part of the House of Wadley Bed and Breakfast Inn, allowing visitors to experience its beauty firsthand.

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