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Marshall Historic Landmark District Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Marshall marks 20th anniversary of its National Park Service designated Historic Landmark District. The district extends from Plum Street to 650 North Kalamazoo and from Forest Street to Lincoln Street, highlighting Federalist and Queen Anne architecture. Local leaders credit landmark status for town prestige and economic impact, noting few Michigan districts are architecturally based and nationwide only about 200 districts exist.
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Marshall Historic Landmark
National Park Service
Susan
Ture
Calumet
Mackinac Island
Bayview Village
Petosky
Carolyn Pitts
Marshall
State Historical Preservation Office
Lansing
Pitts
Michael Darling
Darling Hardware
Joseph Schroeder
Kathy Tarr
The
Marshall Chronicle
Roger Graves
Historical Society
Ann Adams
Dave Deppe
John Beatty
Eaton Corporation
Norm Kinney
National House Inn
Jim Leonard
Manufacturers’ Association
Bill Traver
Traver and Associates
Mike Darling
Susan Collins
Judy Peters
Preservation Office
Collins
Eastern Michigan University