Cappon House

Holland, MI Historical Unclaimed

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About Cappon House

A visit to the Cappon House in Holland is like a step back in time! Built in 1874, the property was the home of Holland's first mayor and local tannery proprietor - Isaac Cappon - the property is now partially restored to how it looks in 1900, and you can visit to learn all about the Cappon family and history!

Kids, use those imaginations as you enter the 19th century world of a Dutch immigrant who became very wealthy and influential within the community. During your tour, you can still see the original furnishings and personal belongings that echo the daily life of the Cappon family.

Why read history books when you can actually VISIT history in real life, and see for yourself! Can you just imagine what life was like? Pretty different to life today we imagine!

A visit here is great to pair up with a visit to Settlers House, just five doors away.

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Adults $7.00

Children $3.00

Last Update 2023

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Cappon House FAQ’s

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Cappon House?

Grab something to eat in the area before or after your visit

Any top tips when visiting?

Paid admission to the Cappon House gains access to the Settlers House as well.

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Is Cappon House fully accessible?

The Cappon House is handicapped accessible via the back door. Please let the receptionist know if you need to use this entrance and they will make sure you have access. This historic home is only handicapped accessible on the ground level, but there are photos of each room upstairs if you are unable to reach the second floor.