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Explore the history of this unique city straddling two states. Hometown of ragtime music pioneer Scott Joplin, Texarkana was a major railroad city in the 1800s. It’s located in Bowie County, named after Alamo hero James Bowie. See the monument to Bowie, inventor of the Bowie knife, near the Chamber of Commerce in the heart of town. Visit the Draughon-Moore Ace of Clubs House, an 1885 Italianate Victoria home built in the shape of a club, with three octagonal wings and a rectangular wing. Listed on the National Register, the house’s unique design is said to have been inspired by a successful card game. It provides an impression of high society life between 1880 and 1940. Get some fresh air with a disc golf game, fishing or hiking at nearby Spring Lake.

Econo Lodge Texarkana I-30

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