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Built in the late 1880's, these restored Queen Anne homes were once the home to two of Muskegon's most prominent lumber barons. Featuring intricate wood carvings, stained glass, stenciled walls and ceilings, some original furniture and family possessions. Guided tours of the two homes last approximately an hour and 15 minutes. This site is featured on the National Register and is operated by the Lakeshore Museum Center. Guided tours are available May through October. Weather permitting, historic games are often being played on the lawn between the two homes. Special holiday tours are scheduled at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Admission is charged.
suespagnuolo | June 2025
A definite must see!
We took the tour today and wow are these houses beautiful. Sara, our tour guide, made the homes come to life with her knowledge of the history. This is a must-see if you love history. We had a...
tagnrocky | July 2024
Beautiful Victorian homes
These two lovely old homes are side by side and share a carriage house behind them. Built by early lumber barons in the late 1880’s, they are elaborate and beautiful in their architecture. Tours...
Camper03853827451 | June 2024
Take the tour
Beautiful environment and knowledgeable volunteers.
The intricate woodworking is a must see. The stained glass are works of art.
Lois D | October 2023
Wonderful tour
It was very good. The group of museums was small enough we could see them all. With out having to rush. We were at a convention with half a day off. So it was perfect. We got so busy we...
jonik489 | August 2020
Go back in time.
I have been here several times and always amazed how times have changed. I am sure I will go many more times!
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