open. The health network is one of the largest employers in the Paris area. Outside of healthcare, the largest employers are Kimberly-Clark and Campbell Soup. Note: PRMC is Paris Regional Medical Center. Arts and culture The city is home to several late-19th to mid-20th century stately homes. Among these is the Rufus Fenner Scott Mansion, designed by German architect J.L. Wees and constructed in 1910. The structure is solid concrete and steel with four floors. Rufus Scott was a prominent businessman known for shipping, imports, and banking. He was well known by local farmers, who bought aging transport mules from him. The Scott Mansion narrowly survived the fire of 1916. After the fire, Scott brought the architect Wees back to Paris to redesign the historic downtown area. Pat Mayse Lake Beaver's Bend Resort Park (Oklahoma) Evergreen Cemetery – Located on the south side of town, there are over 50,000 people interred. This is the site of a noted tall "Jesus with cowboy boots" statue and grave marker of Willet Babcock, as well as the resting place of banker/philanthropist William J. McDonald, Confederate General/U.S. Senator Sam Bell Maxey, rancher Pitts Chisum, and cotton magnate John J. Culbertson. Pitts Chisum's more famous brother, John Chisum, is also buried in the city. Sam Bell Maxey House – Maxey was a Confederate general and 2 time US Senator. Paris Eiffel Tower On October 4, 1955, early in his career, Elvis Presley performed at the Boys Club Gymnasium at 1530 1st Street Northeast in Paris as a member of the Louisiana Hayride Jamboree tour. Lamar County Historical Museum Government Paris is governed by a city council as specified in the city's charter adopted in 1948. Paris is represented in the Texas Senate by Republican Bryan Hughes, District 1, and in the Texas House of Representatives by Republican Gary VanDeaver, District 1. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice operates the Paris District Parole Office At the federal level, the two U.S. senators from Texas are Republicans John Cornyn and Ted Cruz. Paris is part of Texas's 4th congressional district, represented by Republican Pat Fallon. The United States Postal Service operates the Paris Post Office. Education Elementary and secondary education is split among three main school districts: Paris Independent School District North Lamar Independent School District Chisum Independent School District Prairiland ISD also serves a small portion of the town, along with Blossom ISD. In addition, Paris