National Register Listings in Ellis County, Texas
Adamson, F. R., House
Alderdice, J. M., House
Alderman, G. H., House
Allen, I. R., House
Atwood, E. K., House
Barkley-Floyd House
Barrington House
Berry, J. S., House
Boren, E. T., House
Building at 441 East Main
Building at 500-502 East Main
Bullard, T. J., House
Central Presbyterian Church
Chapman, Oscar H., House
Cohn, Joe, House
Cole-Hipp House
Coleman-Cole House
Connally, Roy, House
Dillon, George C., House
Dunkerly, G. G., House
Eastham, D. D., House
Ellis County Courthouse Historic District
Ennis Commercial Historic District
Ennis Cotton Compress
Ennis High School
Erwin, J. R., House
Fain House
Farrar House
Ferris School
Forrest, W. B., House
Graham, Dr. L. H., House
Highway Garage
Hines, E. M., House
House at 104 Kaufman
House at 106 East Denton
House at 106 Kaufman
House at 111 Brown
House at 111 Williams
House at 113 East Ross
House at 1301 East Marvin
House at 1423 Sycamore
House at 301 Turner
House at 320 East Marvin
House at 404 East Crockett
House at 418 North College
House at 500 North Main, East
House at 501 North Grand
House at 508 North Dallas
House at 509 West Brown
House at 512 North Grand
House at 523 Highland
House at 625 Cantrell
House at 700 South Rogers
House at 703 South College
House at 708 East Brown
House at 712 East Marvin
House at 722 West Madison
House at 802 East Ennis
House at 803 Cantrell
House at 806 South Dallas
House at 807 North Preston
House at 810 North Preston
House at 816 Cantrell
House at 816 West Water
House at 901 Cantrell
Jolesch House
Joshua Chapel A.M.E. Church
Kirven, J. D., House
Koger, William, House
Langsford, Samuel, House
Lewis, William, House
Matthews-Atwood House
Matthews-Templeton House
McCanless-Williams House
McCartney House
Meredith-McDowal House
Moore House
Moore, W. B., House
Morton House
National Compress Company Building
Neal House
North Rogers Street Historic District
Novy, Joe, House
Old City Mills
Oldham Avenue Historic District
Oldham, Mary and Frank House
Paillet House
Patrick, Marshall T., House
Payne, M. S., House
Phillips, E. F., House
Plumhoff House
Ralston, Mary, House
Ransom House
Raphael House
Ray, M. B., House
Reinmiller, W. B., House
Rockett, Paris Q., House
Rosemont House
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Sanderson, James S., House
Second Trinity University Campus
Sharp House
Sims, O. B., House
Solon, John, House
Story, Jesse and Mary, House
Strickland-Sawyer House
Telfair House
Templeton, Judge M. B., House
Thompson, D. H., House
Trippet-Shive House
Vickery, Richard, House
Waxahachie Chautauqua Building
Waxahachie Lumber Company
Weatherford House
Weekley, John M., House
West End Historic District
Williams, Porter L., House
Williams-Erwin House
Witten, Pat, House
Wyatt Street Shotgun House Historic District
In the late 19th century, Texas became known for its cattle drives, in which cowboys would move herds of cattle from Texas to railheads in Kansas and other northern states. The cattle drives were dangerous and difficult work, but they played a key role in the development of the American cattle industry.~ Texas random facts