Marianna Historic District, Historic district in Marianna, Florida.

Marianna Historic District covers 181 contributing buildings and one object between Davis, Park, Jackson and Wynn Streets. The First Baptist Church, a red brick building with a white portico of four Corinthian columns, a pediment vent and a small domed cupola, stands within the district.

The neighborhood reflects Marianna's development during the timber industry era and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1997. The buildings document how the city grew during this economically important period.

The neighborhood displays homes and public buildings in Colonial Revival and Victorian styles from the late 1800s and early 1900s. These architectural choices shaped how the community presented itself and reflected the tastes of residents from that era.

Historical markers are located throughout the area and local information centers provide maps to help guide your walk through the neighborhood. Strolling along the marked streets offers the best way to view the architecture and understand how the district is laid out.

The Theophilus West House is one of the 181 contributing buildings in the district and was listed on the National Register separately from the district itself. The district was designated on May 23, 1997, and is bounded by Davis, Park, Jackson and Wynn Streets.