These pages are archives of previous year's
Historic Home Tours from Marshall Michigan.
For current information and this year's home tour
Please visit the official Historic Home Tour site
from the Marshall Chamber of Commerce.
Marshall Home Tour 2007
...always the weekend after Labor Day
Historic Homes on Tour
Marshall Michigan Historic Homes
on tour
click on a photo to take the virtual tour
 Abler Home Gothic Revival |
 Bayberry House |
|
 Davis Home Carpenter Gothic |
 Trinity Episcopal Church Gothic Revival |
 Hicks Home Colonial Revival |
 Oaklawn Homecare Greek Revival |
 Lehmann Home (Rose Hill) Italianate |
 The Traver Condominium |
The Marshall Historical
Society's
Annual Historic Home Tour was chosen
by The Michigan Living Magazine as the best
in the state of Michigan.
Featuring...
Fifteen structures, including eight private homes
Honolulu House with beautifully restored wall and ceiling murals
Fountain Faire, juried Arts show, Fountain Circle
Grand Ol' tour Antique Show, Arts & Crafts
Snack Booths, Lunches, Bake Sales
DAR Antique show
Musical Entertainment
Free Parking and Bus Transportation
Museums
G.A.R. Hall, Archival Center, 1902
Honolulu
House, Italianate, 1860
US
Postal Museum, Greek Revival, 1933
Governor's
Mansion, Greek Revival, 1933
Capitol
Hill School, Gothic Revival, 1860
Come early in the day and stay overnight, if you wish.
Contact the
Marshall Chamber of Commerce for area hotel information.
Call
1-800-877-5163
The Churches of Marshall invite you to join their
congregations for
Sunday services. Visit the Marshall Church
Directory.
Tickets may be ordered or purchased at downtown
Marshall retailers,
ticket booths, or any home on tour.
Tickets are good both days.
The Tour is unstructured. Visit the homes in any
order you wish. A map
of homes on tour can be found in the center of your ticket booklet.
Free parking and shuttle bus service is provided.
Previous years Historic
Home Tours are still on display on MarshallMich.com!
Back to the Marshall Home Page, MarshallMich.com
Photo Tour by Maggie LaNoue