Photos of Caskey-Mitchell Funeral Home in Stockbridge, Michigan

I took these photos back in October. The hubby and I were in Stockbridge, Michigan.

I LOVE old buildings. I love the architecture. The building for the Caskey-Mitchell funeral home was built in 1894, so I HAD to take a peak inside. Yes, checking out historic funeral homes might be a tad creepy. Lucky for us, there weren’t any loved ones being shown that day.

2011-10-24 13.39.28 — Carriage house/garage

2011-10-24 13.49.32 — Side of funeral home near carriage house

2011-10-24 13.42.17 — I love the "tower" and the windows.

2011-10-24 13.43.33 — This house originally had a big porch on the front of it, before they put on the front addition. You can see pictures of the "old girl" on their website. I think this is the original front door, moved to the side.

2011-10-24 13.44.41 — Stained glass door, as seen from inside.

2011-10-24 13.44.12 — More stained glass.

2011-10-24 13.45.01 — Parlor area located in "tower."

2011-10-24 13.45.37 — Another parlor. Look at the stained glass! I love that!! 🙂

2011-10-24 13.46.19 — Hall with beautiful staircase. Look at the wood trim around the doors and near the floors. I love to see details like this.

2 thoughts on “Photos of Caskey-Mitchell Funeral Home in Stockbridge, Michigan”

Oh that place is gorgeous! 😀

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I thought so too! I know its probably a “little creepy” taking pics of a funeral home, but I’ve never been inside one where the Victorian details were still intact like this. I hate it when they take a beautiful old building and try to modernize it too much.

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