Wonderfully done tour of a distinguished American General's quarters lived in from 1036-38 when he was Commanding Ft. Vancouver prior to his Washington posting as Army Chief of Staff just prior to WW II. A must see.

Wonderfully done tour of a distinguished American General's quarters lived in from 1036-38 when he was Commanding Ft. Vancouver prior to his Washington posting as Army Chief of Staff just prior to WW II. A must see.
Amazing house - on par with Pittock Mansion as for architecture and woodworking. Beautifully presented with period furniture, and a wonderful step back in time. A must-see in the PDX/Vancouver area.
Lovely architecture from previous century. The setting inside Fort Vancouver gives perspective to how our ancestors enjoyed living on larger plots of land.
The tour of the house is short but you can watch a video on Marshall. It was nice to get a short history lesson.
The Marshall House is one of more than a dozen on Officer's Row at Fort Vancouver. It is the only one that is open for public viewing. However, in contrast to the previous review there was no one around to give us a tour. One person who might have been associated with the house was on the phone the entire...
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The lady who gave us a tour of this house had worked at the fort during the Korean War. She was amazing and so informative. She gave us a deluxe tour!
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