Marshall Historic Home Tour

The Midwest’s longest running home tour.

Step back into a simpler time during this annual event, where homes are opened to be viewed by the public.

Tour historic homes, visit all eight museums, stroll through an art show and enjoy the many unique shops found throughout Marshall.

The Annual Marshall Historic Home Tour takes place every first weekend in September, offering a weekend brimming with history, architecture, and interesting stories. Organized by the Marshall Historical Society, this event provides a unique chance to explore some of Marshall’s unique homes and landmarks, each with its own fascinating story to tell.

Musical entertainment will be performed at various homes throughout the tour. A juried art show on the lawn of the iconic Honolulu House, with a vintage market across the street – both on the Brooks Fountain Circle, will add to the activities. Trinity Episcopal Church, with its legendary stained glass window collection, and where the tour originated as a kitchen tour, will be open as well.
The home tour is the major fundraiser for the Historical Society and helps to maintain its three museums – the Honolulu House, Marshall Historical Museum, and the Capitol Hill Schoolhouse
Museum. To purchase tickets, please go to www.marshallhistoricalsociety.com.

Tickets are available online and can be picked up at the Honolulu House or any participating home on the day of the event, with early pickup options available. This self-driving tour includes a detailed map with directions in the ticket booklet, ensuring attendees can fully enjoy the sites. For more information, visit the Marshall Historical Society’s website. This event promises a weekend of discovery, community, and celebration in Marshall, where every house has a story.

Learn more at marshallhistoricalsociety.com/hometour

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