- Hackley is not only credited with his gifts to the city, but also stopping the ebb of people leaving Muskegon for jobs elsewhere after the lumber industry folded.
- The name of Charles H. Hackley is engraved forever on the hearts of the people of Muskegon because of his magnificent gifts to the city which saw his rise...Bulunamadı: house
- We wanted to tour the Hackley and Hume Historic Site, which consists of two historic homes that are owned and operated by the Lakeshore Museum Center.
- Charles Henry Hackley Joseph H. Hackley ve Salina Fuller Hackley'in oğlu olan (3 Ocak 1837 - 10 Şubat 1905), 3 Ocak 1837'de Michigan City, Indiana'da doğdu...Bulunamadı: house
- Nestled in the historic area of downtown Muskegon, Monet Garden began in 2000 with the Muskegon Master Gardeners at its helm.
- Charles Henry Hackley was born January 3, 1837 in Michigan City, Indiana, the oldest of five children of Salina (Fuller) and Joseph Henry Hackley.
- Charles Hackley's gifts to the city of Muskegon were valued at $12.0 million in 1905.
- The building is listed on the Michigan Register of Historic Places and was a gift from lumber baron Charles Hackley to the City of Muskegon Public Schools.