507 W. Rusk, Marshall
Current Owner: Lemoine W. Reedstrom
Sanborn Maps:
- Marshall 1899, Sheet 6, Block 3A, Lot 111
- Marshall 1904, Sheet 6, Block 3A, Lot 111
- Marshall 1909, Sheet 10, Block 3A, Lot 111
- Marshall 1915, Sheet 14, Block 3A, Lot 111
Architectural Survey
Architectural Survey
According to A Field Guide to American House by McAlester & McAlester, the 1883 two-story Gatling-Manire home is a Colonial Revival structure which dates from 1880-1955. Colonial Revival structures have accentuated front doors, with a decorative crown supported by pilasters or extended forward and supported by slender coloumns. The cade normally shows symmetrically balanced windows and a center door, and windows tend to be double-hung sashes usually with multi-pane glazing in one or both sashes and often paired. But the home resembles Neo-classical (1895-1950) architectureal styles more in that the facade is dominated by a full-height double-gallery porch with the roof supported by four Ionic classical columns. The windows are double-hung and symmetrically balanced but they are not in pairs, nor do they have multi-panes.