MUSKEGON, MI - Dust off your pearls and polish those wingtip shoes — Muskegon is traveling back in time. The Hackley and Hume ...

The Hackley House is decorated as it would have been in the late 1800s, and the Hume House takes visitors back to 1920. The Scolnik House shows how people tried to make merry in the midst of the ...

The tours explore the Hackley House carvings, and offer a look at Irish superstitions at the Hume House. They will be held 4:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the Hackley and Hume houses ...

The Hackley House is more exotic, while the Hume House is more modern and open. Both are painted their original colors — Hackley has 13 hues and Hume, 14. The only ones they share are the black ...

Hackley felt indebted to Muskegon for making ... and one of the first electric refrigerators. The exterior of the Hume house has 14 different shades of color. The floor plan was more open because ...

"Inside the Hackley house, both Charles and his wife Julia died there," said Schmitz. "Inside the Hume house, Thomas Hume and his wife Margaret, along with two of their daughters, Helen and Annie ...

The Hackley and Hume Historic site holds both the Hackley House and the Hume House. Lumber baron Charles H. Hackley had the houses built between 1887 and 1889 for both him and his business partner ...

The Hackley and Hume Historic Site at the Lakeshore Museum ... The restored Hackley House was once the home to the family of a local lumber baron during the early 1800s, according to LMC.

The Hackley and Hume Historic Site has been a landmark in ... The north side of the Hackley House. Basically, they're working with a paint by number system. "We actually have numbers that coincide ...

The homes of Muskegon's most well-known lumber barons have been decorated for the holidays and will be open for tours the weekends of Thanksgiving and Christmas. The tours will begin on Saturday ...

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