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200-year-old Gaines-Oliphint House receives Historic Site marker

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“The quality of work was so good that, they, what we might say overbuilt it so much,” explained SFA history professor Dr. Perky Beisel.

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200-year-old Gaines-Oliphint House receives Historic Site marker

“The quality of work was so good that, they, what we might say overbuilt it so much,” explained SFA history professor Dr. Perky Beisel.

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Bluebonnet Trails receive historical marker

Courtesy Photo/City of Ennis David Gravelle of Texas Historical Commission, Mayor Kameron Raburn, County Judge Todd Little and City of Ennis Tourism and Main Street Manager Haley Burnett unveil the Historical Marker on Thursday. Amid light rain, mist and a flow of visitors bent on catching the arrival of the state flower on their favorite hillsides and roadways, a long-due recognition of the Bluebonnet Trails of Ennis presided nearby.

·Ennis, United States
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