What's Brewing Marshall? sponsored by Marshall Community Credit Union
The new season for What's Brewing, Marshall starts September 13 at Craig K Kempf Funeral Home. Doors open 7:30 am breakfast 7:50 am. breakfast $7, coffee included. Speakers include Marshall Community Credit Union, Craig K Kempf Funeral Home, Marshall Public Schools, Shall We Dance. Updates from Marshall United Way, American Museum of Magic, Alley Cat Angels. RSVP 269-781-5163. reservations recommended.
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Marshall Community Credit Union
Craig K Kempf
Paula Tucker
Marshall Commu
Nity Credit Union
Craig K Kempf Funeral Home
Marshall Public Schools
Shall We Dance
Marshall United Way
American Museum of Magic
Alley Cat Angels
Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce
Read to Oscar at Marshall District Library event
All ages invited to read to Oscar the NEW Certified Therapy Dog at Marshall District Library on September 13 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m Oscar is a great listener and the program is free registration open to readers of all ages Sign up for a 10 minute time slot by visiting the Youth Services Desk or calling 269 781 7821 ext 15
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Rose Hill Inn History and Notable Owners
Rose Hill, an Italianate house built in 1860 by Edward Butler on land once owned by James Fenimore Cooper, later served as William Boyce’s summer home in the 1890s. Jerry and Carol Lehmann bought it in 1997 and opened Rose Hill Inn Bed & Breakfast in 1999, preserving the original form with porch changes, a rebuilt garage, storm window updates, and attic finishing as living quarters.
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Edward Butler
Rose Hill
Oak Hill
Chauncey Brewer
Butler
James Fenimore Cooper
William Boyce
Chicago
Farm
Boy Scouts of America
Jerry and
Carol Lehmann
Rose Hill Inn Bed & Breakfast
Lehmanns
Rose Hill historic home tour item preserves 19th century furnishings
The house showcases furnishings from the 1860s to 1890s including an 1894 restored grand piano and a rose ceiling painting by Michael Peck. Trench art on the second parlor shelves, a Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam in a front parlor bookcase, and a history of neglect and revival by Harold Brooks and the Ells family mark its restoration from the 1930s. Rose Hill last appeared on the Marshall Historic Home Tour in 2007.
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Michael Peck
Omar Khayyam
Harold Brooks
Ells
Rose Hill
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Marshall District
River Walk
Seuart Landing
Verona Road
Suzanne E
Bedient
Masters IN Music
Lyon Lake RD
Marsee
Mme
Mar Marshall
Ke Wa
Sherman Associates, LLC Real Estate
Michigan Ave
Calhoun County
Columbia Avenue
Battle Creek
CHC
Community Health Center
Branch County
CHC Orthopedic Center
Houghton Family Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center
East Chicago Street
Coldwater
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!