Hillside / Mary Miller
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member S5280ft
N 42° 16.452 W 084° 57.755
16T E 668011 N 4682230
Quick Description: Located on the north side of Prospect Street, between Grand and Eagle Streets. Streetside parking available.
Location: Michigan, United States
Date Posted: 3/12/2007 7:10:46 PM
Waymark Code: WM1A96
Published By: Groundspeak Premium Member "Paws"itraction
Views: 33

Long Description:
HILLSIDE
Erected in 1843, this house is among the oldest in Marshall. It came to be known as "Hillside" a name derived from its prominent location. The house was designed in the Gothic Revival style. Its architecture and landscaping were likely influenced by the design for a "Cottage in the English or Rural Gothic Style" in “Cottage Residences”, a popular book of house plans by landscape gardener Andrew Jackson Downing that was published in 1842.

MARY MILLER
This house built for local attorney Henry W. Taylor and long owned by the Schuyler family was also home to Mary "Mazie" Miller (1871 - 1941) and her husband, Craig. An outspoken suffragette and Republican political activist, Miller was an early president of the Michigan League of Women Voters. She resided here from 1905 until her death. During that time, Miller hosted many political luminaries, including future president William Howard Taft as well as state legislators from Lansing.

Historical Name: Henry W. Taylor, Mary "Mazie" Miller, Craig Miller

Parking nearby?: yes

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Registered Site #: Local Site #2161

Historical Date: Not listed

Description: Not listed

website: Not listed

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