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This building began its life in 1860 as a home built by a Judge Pratt when he returned to Marshall after serving as U.S. Consul to ... More on igougo

The American Museum of Magic is dedicated to male and female magicians from around the world. Exhibits include ... More on PlanetWare

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Inscription. (Front), Harold Craig Brooks (1885-1978) was Marshall's mayor from 1925 to 1931, patron, and philanthropist. His interest in city beautification set a standard for preservation and adaptive use as early as 1921. He owned ... More on HMDB

Inscription. On this foundation stood the log house of the Reverend John D. Pierce. Born in New Hampshire, Pierce moved to Marshall in 1831, where he founded the Congregational church. In 1834 he and Isaac Crary designed Michigan's ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Front): In 1866 northern Civil War veterans organized the Grand Army of the Republic to fight for veterans' pensions and other benefits. Michigan's first chapter was formed the next year. National membership peaked in ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Front), This house, built for local attorney Henry W. Taylor and long owned by the Schuyler family, was also home to Mary "Mazie" Miller (1871-1941) and her husband, Craig. An outspoken suffragette and Republican political ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Front), Howard F. Young (1889-1934), a native of Allegan, designed this Marshall post office building in 1932. Young studied engineering at the University of Michigan and was involved in construction work in Albany, ... More on HMDB