Emery House Bed & Breakfast
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The Emery House is a three story brick Georgian Colonial house in the National Register "Historic District" of downtown Muskegon's Heritage Village, two blocks from Muskegon Lake and seven minutes to Lake Michigan beaches. The house was built in 1903 by John Emery, Jr., co-founder of the Shaw Electric Crane Company and President of National Lumberman's Bank.
The Emery House features a grand staircase leading to the second floor inhouse bedrooms, tastefully decorated with antiques.
There is also a quaint, private suite in the carriage house.The third floor ballroom will bring you back to the days when ladies in long gowns and gents in starched shirts circled the floor to a graceful waltz. Turn of the century "mystery lady" portraits look on from the walls.
Emery House Bed & Breakfast is a member of Michigan's WestShore Bed & Breakfast Association. -
- Hackley and Hume Historic Lumber Baron Homes
- Muskegon County Museum and Merchantile Gift shop
- Muskegon Museum of Art
- Hackley Library and Park
- Frauenthal Theater (home of Miss Michigan Pageant)
- Heritage Landing Park (with bike path on Muskegon Lake)
- Horse and Carriage Rides in Our Heritage Village
- Monet Garden Pocket (Park 5th St. and Clay St.)
- near by: Lake Express high speed ferry