Our Locations
Explore the places that make up the Holland Museum. From our downtown museum and historic homes to the Holland Armory and Père Marquette Caboose, each location offers a different way to experience the stories of our community.
Photo: Adam Vander Kooy
Holland Museum
31 W. 10th Street
Our main museum in downtown Holland features permanent History and Dutch Galleries, changing exhibitions, programs, and objects from the Museum’s extensive collections.
Cappon House
228 W. 9th Street
Built in 1874, the historic home of Holland’s first mayor, Isaac Cappon, offers a glimpse into the life of a prominent Holland family in the late 19th century.
Settlers House
190 W. 9th Street
Built around 1867 and one of the few structures to survive the Great Holland Fire of 1871, the Settlers House shares the story of working-class family life in early Holland.
Holland Armory
16 W. 9th Street
The historic Holland Armory has served the community in many ways throughout its long history and continues to provide a distinctive setting for exhibitions, programs, and community experiences.
Père Marquette Caboose No. A967
Located at the Padnos Transportation Center in downtown Holland, this restored 1941 caboose preserves an important piece of Holland’s railroad history and the transportation networks that connected the community to the wider region.
Planning Your Visit?
Find current hours, admission, parking, accessibility information, historic-house tour details, and everything else you need to plan your visit.