In the late 1800’s, Marshall passenger railroading was in its heyday and the Ginocchio Hotel, sitting alongside the tracks, had famous and infamous guests. In 1878, Maurice Barrymore, patriarch of the Barrymore acting family, and a fellow actor were shot by an intoxicated train engineer. The shooting and the legal wrangling that followed captured the attention of the nation. The site no longer takes overnight guests, but you’ll want to visit anyway to soak up the historic aura.