Turner-Dodge House

The Turner-Dodge House, also known as the Dodge Mansion, is a historic site in Lansing, Michigan, built in 1855 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. This Georgian Revival-style mansion serves as a museum and historical center, showcasing the early pioneers of Lansing. Originally constructed for merchant James Turner, the house underwent significant renovations in the early 1900s, altering its original design. Visitors can explore its grand architecture, including a large front porch with Ionic columns and elegant interior features like classical doorways and leaded glass windows. The house is open for tours and special events, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.