Historic Longview
- City of Longview Grant funded by Tourism Dollars - 2011/2012
- National Trust for Historic Preservation, Fondren Endowed Fund - 2009/2010
- National Trust for Historic Preservation, Fondren Endowed Fund - 2010/2011
- National Trust for Historic Preservation, Fondren Endowed Fund - 2012
Longview is filled with places of historical significance.
Gregg County Historical Museum, 214 N Fredonia St, Longview, TX 75601, is an excellent starting point.
Longview Historic Train Depot, 905 Pacific Avenue, Longview, TX 75602 remains a busy train depot, ranking as one of the busiest in the State of Texas.
Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood Cemetery, 705 Magrill St., is the final resting place of many of Longview's early founders.
Nugget Hill Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Nugget Hill neighborhood is bound by East Marshall Avenue or Highway 80, Teague Street, Padon Street and Turner Drive, and North Sixth Street.
Historical Markers of Gregg County. Link to 50 Gregg County Historical Markers with maps to each site.
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... Sponsors
Gold Sponsors:
| Rembert-Harrison Home: | John Harrison |
| Judge J.N. Campbell Home: | Carol Fuller Jackson & Meyenburg Goat Milk Products |
| Robbins Home: | Lana Robbins |
Silver Sponsors:
| Bodenheim Home: | Bette Bodenheim and Betty and Mike Clowers |
| Gov. Campbell House: | Dr. Jay and Ellen Campbell Gordon |
| Daniel Home: | Charlotte Wrather |
| Florey Home: | Margaret & Richard Wade, Aliece & Mike Scott, Charlene & Bill Dennis |
| Hurst Home: | Jacqueline Jameson |
| Robbins Home: | Betty Robbins Hurst, Dorothy Robbins Skeans, John Robbins |
| Rockwall Farms: | Darlynn Jones, Mary Sue Rogers |
| Whaley Home: | John Sloan |
| Falvey House: | Knights of Pythias |
