Governor's Mansion Museum
PO Box 143612 South Marshall Avenue, Marshall, MI 49068-0143
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One of the better known Marshall dwellings with Greek Revival influences is the Governor's Mansion. This mansion was built in 1839, in anticipation that Marshall would become the State Capitol of Michigan. Currently the home of the Mary Marshall Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Marshall Historical Society. Summer hours open Sundays through Labor Day 1 - 5 pm; other times by appointment.
MaribethB24 | September 2022
Interesting history
This was a great place to visit and learn more about the history of Marshall; including the plans to be the state capitol and why that didn't happen.
JL M | March 2020
Marshall was Almost the capital of Michigan
We visited the governor's Mansion Museum with a group of parents and students from Three Rivers outreach program. The guide did an excellent job on the tour. She showed many items from the 1800s...
174SueT | May 2019
Governor’s Mansion
Take a tour and learn the history of this very well preserved museum. Roam through the mansion and learn the history as told by your guide. Great for the entire family and history buffs. Look around...
275darlenec | March 2019
Step back in time
I enjoy touring the museum.The mansion has been restored to take you back to when it was built. The individuals who volunteer do a great job and are knowledgable about its history.
runaway2travel | July 2018
A Rich History of Marshall
Free Admission (they accept donations). Parking lot in the back of the building. A free guided tour is provided with a rich history of the home, Capitol Hill area, Michigan and Marshall in...
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