Quilts at the Marshall House Welcomes Midwest Quilters
The Marshall House at 100 Exchange Street owned by Jay and Karen Larson has grown from two rooms to the entire first floor since opening nearly nine years ago. The 1838 building once a Civil War hospital and later a hotel, board inghouse and more now houses a fabric and pattern treasure trove with 4000 bolts of fabrics plus books, threads, and notions. Call 269-781-9450 for class and service information.
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Marshall House
Jay
Karen Larson
100
Exchange Street
Midwest
Karen
Detroit
Chicago
Larson's
Exchange Street Marshall
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The Hall Tree Celebrates 27 Years in Marshall
The Hall Tree, owned by Sandra and Lyle Stratton, anchors Marshall’s Downtown with 165 year-old building charm at 156 W. Michigan Ave. The ladies apparel shop features lines like Piccadilly, Ursula of Switzerland, Tianella of California, and Windridge for missy customers, plus handmade sweaters, jackets, Brighton bags, LaPlume shoes, and one-of-a-kind pieces by Teresa Goodall and David Aubrey. The store will be open during Home Tour Sunday.
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Sandra
Lyle Stratton
Marshall
Michigan Avenue
Piccadilly
Ursula
Switzerland
Tianella
California
Little Journeys
Belford
Pony
Brighton
Conrad C
Windridge
Missy
Hall Tree
LaPlume
Teresa Goodall
David Aubrey
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Sandra A. Stratton
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N. Kalamazoo Ave
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Mars Historical Society
W. Michigan Ave
Cranberry
Roseville Pottery
Depression
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Fenton
Majolica Cranberry Glass