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Historic home moved to downtown Muskegon

The transport was only a two-mile trip, but it involved moving power lines, traffic signals and tree limbs.

MUSKEGON, Mich. - The City of Muskegon is working on preserving a 100-year-old home by transporting it two miles from its original location.

The home was moved from Ireland Avenue to West Webster Avenue, just a two-mile trip. However, the trip involved moving power lines, traffic signals and tree limbs to safely get the house to its new location.

The home was set to be demolished, but a neighborhood development organization -- Community En-compass -- stepped in to preserve it.

They say they have already sold the home to a family that's eager to move to downtown Muskegon.

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