I love to see old homes, but I never seen a house with such unique and beautiful interior wall painting. The restoration work that had to be done was huge, but extremely well done. Limited original furnishings, but the historical society has done great job of finding local furniture of the correct period. The guides had a lot of local history, as well as information about the house.

This is one of America's great Victorian homes. From its surprising exterior to the astounding interior, this is a fun place to visit. I have enjoyed visiting several times. The home's architecture deftly combined the architecture built by Europeans and Americans in Hawaii and across the hot and humid Pacific, open and lacy, and the Victorian era's very popular substyle, based on the italianate country homes. The interior is remarkable, and preserves much of its original painted decor, which has been elaborately restored.Marshall, Michigan, is a splendid outdoor museum of 19th century (1800-1900) American architecture, so give yourselves time to wander. They began woking to preserve their landmarks in the early 1900s, earlier than Charleston and Savannah, and it shows. Every one of the sub-styles of Victorian America is well represented. The Main Street is stuffed with great Victorian business buildings. Visit and have fun.

A very nice home from the 19 the Century.Beautifully designed and furnished.The guides were very knowledgeable about the architecture and history of ownership.Provided an elevator for my use as well.Not to be missed while in Marshall, Michigan.

Excellent little town! Visited winery and brewery. Nice downtown area with shops and restaurants. Schuellers was excellent meal

There are many unexpected features for this home. The foyer has a grand staircase that leads to nowhere. I enjoyed seeing the formal and informal parlors. plus the living quarters that are found downstairs.