George Marshall House (museum) Dating from 1870, the George
Marshall House, is now maintained as a small art museum with
modern painting and sculpture on display. There are also several
abstract sculptures outside, and historic plaques about the
site. These buildings have been placed on the National Register
of Historic Places. On our visit, the warehouse was just open,
allowing visitors to wander through the building that has been
wonderfully restored with period artifacts so that one has the
complete illusion of stepping 300 years into the past. The
nearby Marshall House is now an art museum and gift shop, which
was also open, but unattended. G. A. Marshall's Old Line Store
Est. 1867 Groceries . Coal . Wood Here is the description of
this site from the Old York Historical Society which maintains
it along with eight other museums. The John Hancock Warehouse
and George Marshall Store document three hundred years of
commercial life along the York River. Of the many wharves and
warehouses which fronted the rive