Welcome to Marshall Michigan. This is truly a beautiful place that would make a great home for you and your flock. So read the following excerpt from their website and find out all that Marshall has to offer. You’ll be impressed…we guarantee.

Marshall is the county seat of Calhoun County located at the junction of I-94 and US-27, in the center of the county. Marshall is best known for its historic preservation of Victorian homes and turn-of-the-century architecture in the downtown area. Marshall is also the home of Isaac Crary, the father of the Michigan public school system, who helped write the Michigan Constitution in 1835. Visitors to the town are greeted at the "circle" by a stately Romanesque fountain which looks east down Main Street, north to Honolulu House, now a historical museum, and west to National House, a historic inn in operation since the mid 1800’s.

Marshall’s economy continues to grow, supported by manufacturing and services including auto parts, electronics, insurance, as well as tourism, small businesses, specialty shops and fine restaurants. Experience Marshall for yourself, and become acquainted with a big chunk of Michigan’s history!