Marshall Historic District

The Marshall Historic District contains numerous preserved buildings that represent architectural styles from the nineteenth century, including Victorian and Federal designs.

Founded in 1830, Marshall played a significant role in Michigan's development during the westward expansion, leading to its recognition as a National Historic Landmark.

The district includes residences, commercial structures, and public buildings that reflect the social and economic patterns of mid-nineteenth century American society.

Visitors can explore the district through guided walking tours that highlight architectural elements and provide information about specific structures throughout the area.

The National Register of Historic Places designation protects over 800 structures within the district, making it one of Michigan's largest collections of period architecture.

Location: Marshall

GPS coordinates: 42.27417,-84.96333

Latest update: March 8, 2025 22:38