Historic Marshall tour features rectory home and local lore
The 1852 Gothic Revival rectory is highlighted in the Marshall tour along with notes on St. Mary Parish history. The piece traces Catholic services before 1842, church construction from 1851 to 1889, and artifacts from the American Museum of Magic, including Houdini items and Reginald Scot's The Discoverie of Witchcraft. It also covers the Cook Block and Seaman family shops now housing Northfield Mandolins, which expanded to two industrial spaces in 2018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Lusk
St. Mary Parish
Marshall
Green St
McMahan
Rice Creek
Eagle and
Green Streets
St. Ann's Church
Detroit
St. Mary
Hanover St
Reginald Scot
Houdini
New Commercial Savings Bank
Hemmingsen Rexall Drug Store
Eagle Drug Store
Seaman's Sporting Goods
Seaman
Northfield Mandolins
Northfield
Division St
Young Marshall
Chet
Helen Hemmingsen
Smeden
Matt Davis
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Marshall Historic Home
St. Mary Rectory
American Museum of Magic
Michigan Ave
Western Hemisphere
Smithsonian of
Robert
Elaine Lund
Thurston
Michigan
Blackstone
Michigan Avenue
Rosemary Davis
Reodavis.com
KCCU
Kellogg Community Credit Union
Kelloggccu.org
KOCU
Marshall Chiropractic Life Center
Harmony Dawson
D.C
Brent Dawson
Jim Stout
Susan Schaaiman