The Cappon House

The Isaac Cappon House is well known among locals and visitors,it was built as a private house, situated at 228 West Ninth Street in Holland, Michigan. It was recorded on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. It is presently worked as the Cappon House Museum. Enter the nineteenth century universe of a Dutch foreigner who turned into a well off, powerful, group pioneer and father of 16 youngsters. It's all still here: the decorations, individual possessions, and echoes of the everyday life of the Isaac Cappon family. Found only five entryways away, the Settler's House is a 1867 case of Holland's initial common laborers lodging, an intriguing differentiation to the Cappon House.