Charles H. Hackley House

The Charles H. Hackley House features asymmetrical facades, decorative gables, ornate woodwork, stained glass windows, and multiple porches within its Queen Anne style structure.

Built in 1887 by architect Joseph Fernand, this residence belonged to lumber baron Charles Hackley, who contributed to Muskegon's development through parks and public institutions.

The mansion contains original Victorian-era furnishings and decorative elements that reflect the lifestyle of wealthy industrialists during the late nineteenth century.

The house offers guided tours where visitors can explore the grand staircase, custom tile work, and period rooms while learning about architectural details.

The residence combines different materials such as brick, stucco, and wood frame construction, demonstrating the experimental nature of Queen Anne architecture.

Location: Muskegon

Inception: 1887

Architectural style: Queen Anne style architecture

Part of: Muskegon Historic District

Address: 484 West Webster Avenue

GPS coordinates: 43.23139,-86.25889

Latest update: November 19, 2025 14:25