Settlers House

Holland, MI Historical Unclaimed
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About Settlers House

Experience 19th century working-class life in the historic Settlers House in Holland. This small family home was lived in by a number of working class families over the course of it's long and rich history. The property was build around 1867, and even survived the great fire of 1871! 

Despite it's age, the property was still lived in right through to the 1990s, so just imagine all the stories it has to tell!

Today, the home has been restored to how it would have been back in 1871.

Kids, just use those imaginations when you visit - how different would life have been all those years ago? (Pretty different to what you know now, we imagine!)

A visit here is great to pair up with a visit to Cappon House just five doors away. It's a stark contrast to how families would have lived at Settlers House.

A fascinating insight into actual history, in the very place it happened, and THAT you can't get from a history book!

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Adults $7.00

Children $3.00

Last Update 2023

Discount Free for members

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Settlers House FAQ’s

Any top tips when visiting?

Tours begin at the Cappon House Visitor Center. When you purchase admission to the Cappon House you gain access to the Settlers House as well.

Is Settlers House fully accessible?

The Settlers House is a historic home and the loft area is not handicapped accessible. Please be advised that the Settlers House Museum is down the block from the Cappon House, and requires walking.

Any additonal information?

They are a Blue Star Museum and offer free admission to active military and their families from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day Weekend.