Join us for the longest running home tour in the Midwest.
No commercials. No channel flipping. All history. Marshall’s 55th Annual Home Tour is a documentary you can touch, with 180 years of story and style built into the walls of 8 different architectural classics. Purchase tickets today to start planning the trip of a century—and a half.
Private Homes
Tour eight private homes in a variety of architectural styles.
Babcock Home
Year Built: 1870
Style: Italianate
Larson Home
Year Built: 1868
Style: Italianate
Hamilton Home
Year Built: 1873
Style: Italianate
Baril Home
Year Built: 1911
Style: Queen Anne
First time on tour!
Wirtz Home
Year Built: 1838
Style: Greek Revival
Martinez Home
Year Built: 1867
Style: Remodeled to Romanesque Revival
Hershock Home
Year Built: 1907
Style: Modified Queen Anne
Nielson Home
Year Built: 1890
Style: Queen Anne
First time on tour!
Meet Marshall’s Living Legends.
Sept 8-9
Advance Tickets are $20, available until midnight Monday, September 3; $25 thereafter. Tickets are valid for BOTH days. Children under 12 free.
Businesses & Attractions
Tour two historic commercial buildings, a church, and a church rectory.
Northfield Mandolin
Year Built: 1874
Style: Italianate
The Stuart Building
Year Built: 1852
Style: Fine Marshall Sandstone
St. Mary’s Rectory
Year Built: 1852
Style: Gothic Revival
First Baptist Church
Year Built: 1850-51
Style: Updated to Romanesque in 1876
Judy Babcock
Jay Larson
Rev. David Good
Renee Baril
Ken & Lyne Wirtz
Dr. Carlos Martinez & Terrisa Morrison
Sam Corcoran & Kory Hershock
Linda & Dean Neilson
Adrian & Katie Bagale
Mark Stuart
Stacy Conton
Jeff Hamilton
Join us for the longest running home tour in the Midwest.
Sept 8-9
- Saturday 9am – 5pm, Sunday 10am – 5pm
- Marshall, Michigan
- Eight private homes
- Two commercial buildings, a church, and a church rectory
- 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
Advance Tickets are $20, available until midnight Monday, September 3; $25 thereafter. Tickets are valid for BOTH days. Children under 12 free.