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Join us for the longest running home tour in the Midwest.

No commercials. No channel flipping. All history. Marshall’s 56th Annual Home Tour is a documentary you can touch, with 180 years of story and style built into the walls of several architectural classics. Purchase tickets today to start planning the trip of a century—and a half.

ONLINE TICKETS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Tickets can be purchased across the street from the Honolulu House for $25. Tickets are valid for BOTH days. Children under 12 free.

Preview the tour

Private Homes

Tour six private homes in a variety of architectural styles.

Whelan Home

Year Built: 1856
Style: Octagon

Franke Home

Year Built: 1858
Style: Italianate

Palmer Home

Year Built: 1903
Style: Queen Anne

Carrel Home

Year Built: 1865
Style: Gothic Revival

 

Thompson Home

Year Built: 1880
Style: Queen Anne

Rayner Home

Year Built: 1870
Style: Italianate

Meet Marshall’s Living Legends.

Sept 7-8

ONLINE TICKETS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Tickets can be purchased across the street from the Honolulu House for $25. Tickets are valid for BOTH days. Children under 12 free.

Businesses & Attractions

Tour a historic theater, hydroelectric power plan, and a church.

Bogar Theater

Year Built: 1838
Style: Art Deco

Hydroelectric Power Plant

Year Built: 1862

Trinity Episcopal Church

Year Built: 1864
Style: Sandstone

Whelan Home

Franke Home

Palmer Home

Carrel Home

Thompson Home

Rayner Home

Bogar Theater

Hydroelectric Power Plant

Trinity Episcopal Church

Join us for the longest running home tour in the Midwest.

The tour is centered at the Honolulu House Museum located at 107 N. Kalamazoo Avenue in Marshall, Michigan. The tour is unstructured. Visit the 16 sites at your own pace. Free shuttle buses are available. Most tour sites are walkable from the Honolulu House. Tickets are good for both days.
 
  • Saturday 9am – 5pm, Sunday 10am – 5pm
  • Marshall, Michigan
  • Six private homes
  • Two commercial buildings and a church
  • Seven museums
  • A juried fine arts and crafts fair on the Honolulu House Museum grounds both days
  • Civil War encampment at the Capitol Hill School
  • Civil War Ball in front of the Honolulu House on Saturday evening
  • Free parking downtown and at Capitol Hill School near the county fairgrounds
  • Free shuttle buses
  • Food venues at local churches

For places to stay, eat, and play, visit choosemarshall.com 

ONLINE TICKETS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Tickets can be purchased across the street from the Honolulu House for $25. Tickets are valid for BOTH days. Children under 12 free.