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The Honolulu House has an unusual blend of styles, thanks to some unusual owners: It was built in 1860 for a former diplomat who tried to live in Michigan as he had in Honolulu. The house was updated by another flamboyant owner in the 1880s to a high Victorian style, featuring marvelous ceiling and wall paintings.
In the 1960s, it became a house museum and headquarters for the Marshall Historical Society. The building is a wonderful jumble of Italianate, Gothic Revival and Polynesian architecture. Inside, you’ll find Marshall Area historical artifacts with period furnishings and authentic replicas of the carpets.
The Honolulu House
Address
107 North Kalamazoo Avenue
Marshall,
MI
49068
Regions: Marshall
Phone
(269) 781-8544
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The Honolulu House has an unusual blend of styles, thanks to some unusual owners.
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The Honolulu House has an unusual blend of styles, thanks to some unusual owners: It was built in 1860 for a former diplomat who tried to live in Michigan as he had in Honolulu. The house was updated by another flamboyant owner in the 1880s to a high Victorian style, featuring marvelous ceiling and wall paintings.
In the 1960s, it became a house museum and headquarters for the Marshall Historical Society. The building is a wonderful jumble of Italianate, Gothic Revival and Polynesian architecture. Inside, you’ll find Marshall Area historical artifacts with period furnishings and authentic replicas of the carpets.
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