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John Isaac Cutler House

John Isaac Cutler House is a Michigan historical marker in Grand Rapids, Kent County, dedicated 1989.

Kent County · dedicated 1989 · 283 68th Street SE, Grand Rapids

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In 1853 John and Christina Cutler and their ten children came to this area from New York and founded the town of Cutlerville. In 1891 Cutler’s son John Isaac built a three-story brick house. The interior was embellished with hardwood and heated by a gas furnace. In 1910 the Cutlers sold the home and farm to what became the Pine Rest Christian Hospital Association. The former residence was its first treatment center. In 1979 it was renovated and renamed The Homestead.

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