Comstock Manor
Comstock Manor is the house that Horace Hawkins Comstock lived in when he discovered Comstock. This is one of the oldest, most historic homes in Kalamazoo County and was completed in 1832.
The house was sold to J. Morris Cooper {relative to the novelist James Fennimore Cooper}. Then it was sold to Jerome Roony, who named it "The Hotel Comstock." Afterwards, it was sold to Charles Barns, who renamed it "Brookside" because of its location on Comstock Creek. The house was the center of social gatherings in the early half of the 20th century. The current owners are the Beauchamp family.
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Comstock Manor is still
standing. If you want to see it, the
address is
6114 East Michigan Avenue in
Comstock, Michigan
By,
Danielle
Collick
June, 2001
Information found at the Comstock Library and in the "Comstock Center Point," August 1999
Picture found in the Comstock Bicentennial 1776-1976
