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Honolulu House

107 N. Kalamazoo Avenue, Marshall, MI 49068
(269)781-8544
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Ranked #1 of 2 attractions in Marshall
4.5 of 5 stars 4 Reviews
Description: This is one of the most popular of Marshall's many fine historic homes.
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Manchester
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25 reviews 25 reviews
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7 helpful votes 7 helpful votes
“Make time for a visit”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed May 12, 2012

We were the only visitors at the time and had a wonderful private guided tour of this amazing house. The artefacts were a real eye opener for Marshall history. More

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“Taste of Hawaii in Michigan”
3 of 5 stars Reviewed April 10, 2012

Usually open by appointment. Large house/mansion decorated inside and out with Hawaiian motif. Best when combined with city's Annual Historical Home Tour in September. More

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Covington, KY
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39 reviews 39 reviews
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36 helpful votes 36 helpful votes
“Unique house with an interesting history told by enthusiastic docents”
4 of 5 stars Reviewed October 22, 2011
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I'd been to Marshall twice before to tour the neighborhoods because of the variety of architectural styles but the Honolulu House was always closed. I was travelling down I-69 so stopped in Marshall specifically because I knew the house would be open (they're open afternoons). I knew why the house was there but not any history since its construction. The... More

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Jackson, Wisconsin
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“Unique historic home painstakingly restored”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed September 30, 2011
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We toured the honolulu house museum as a quick diversion on our way to Detroit ,but you could spend several hours. The home was built in 1860 by Abner Pratt the first US consulate ambassador to Hawaii . Architecture buffs will enjoy the blends of Polynesian,gothic and Italianate styles. The ceilings and walls were painted in unbelievable detail in a... More

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