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The former church includes original stained glass windows. The 2018 Open House Tour will highlight colonial homes and historic sites of central Salem County, many located in Woodstown and Mannington. Several houses on the tour are examples of unique regional pattern brick architecture of the 18thcentury. Colonial-era houses of worship and sites connected with Salem County's founder John Fenwick will also be featured. The Historic Springfield Tour of Homes is a two-day event, on both May 19 & 20, from 12 noon to 5pm. Salem Holiday Happenings run the Friday after Thanksgiving through January 1, 2019 and feature holiday shopping events, specialty tastings, our holiday tree lighting, and more.
From there, we will board the Portland Spirit and enjoy a luncheon cruise on the Willamette River to end our tour of the Pearl area of Portland. Take your own self-guided hot chocolate crawl around town or stop for seasonal teas at Jolie Tea Company. Visit Jolie Tea Co. on Fridays for complimentary tea tastings, where tea and sweets are served with no reservations needed. For a traditional afternoon tea experience, make reservations on Jolie Tea’s website.
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When it comes to most bathrooms in the home we went with chrome style figures, elaborate tile and stone flooring and walls, and beautiful cabinetry and countertops. Even though this is one of our smaller tour of home offerings, we were able add lots of beautiful features and additions to this space. Showcasing the latest designs and trends in new home construction, the Tour offers you the opportunity to see a wide variety of sizes, price ranges and styles. Homeowners warmly welcomed visitors, sharing information on the history of their beautiful houses.
We’ll have lunch at this historic lodge that firefighters worked so hard to save from the devastating fires in 2017. After lunch, we’ll head up to Hood River, a lovely town right on the Columbia where we can take a moment to watch the windsurfers who swarm the Columbia River with their brightly colored kites. There will be time to look around Hood River and do a little wine tasting.
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Touring the facility is fascinating – you will be amazed at all they can do. From drag racing and land speed records displays to hydroplanes and NASCAR, they have it all! Then we’ll have lunch as a group and end our day with a visit to the lovely and peaceful Oregon garden.
As soon as I saw it, I said to my husband, “That’s going in the ‘captain’s parlor.'” He looked at me like I was off my rocker, but now it adds so much character to the space and the lights are just stunning.
Historic Springfield Tour of Homes - May 19 & 20
The Salem Oak, where Fenwick is said to have met with the local Lenni Lenape, and the Fenwick Monument, which commemorates Fenwick's burial, will also be on the tour. When you take a look at the kitchen, you will be able to notice that the light fixtures that we use create a warm ambiance in contrast to white custom cabinets, white stone countertops, with waterfall countertop island. The pantry in this kitchen is very unique as it became part of the custom cabinet layout. Rather than adding a regular door to the pantry opening, we concealed the it with cabinet doors and added floating butcher block and natural wood shelves. Pick up your complimentary Tour of Homes guidebook beginning July 6th at Cherry City Interiors & Design, The Fixture Gallery, Hear No Evil or HomeSmart Realty Group, or during regular Tour hours at any of the Tour homes. You can also view an online flip book version of the Tour of Homes guidebook.
Visitors will have the chance to tour several 18th century brick houses, including this year's featured house, the Richard Miller House in Mannington. This colonial house was built in the early 1700s as a brick one-over-one dwelling. The kitchen features a large 12-foot-wide walk-in fireplace. Richard Miller, who purchased the house in 1795, was married to Elizabeth Wistar, the granddaughter of Caspar Wistar who founded Wistarburgh Glassworks. The house includes original woodwork and is furnished with period antiques. Be sure to visit this historic treasure, now open for the tour for the first time in many years.
We’ll leave time for a walk on the beach so you can look for sand dollars. From there we will head to the Tillamook Air Museum where WW 2 blimps used to live. Next we’ll drive south along the coast, stopping at a glass blowing studio in Lincoln City. Seven Stars Tavern (c. 1762) features pattern brick architecture, like many of Salem County's brick houses open for the House Tour on May 5th. Two of these houses, the Hancock House and Seven Stars Tavern, feature a furnished colonial tavern room. Many of these sites also have a strong connection to the Revolutionary War, particularly the Hancock House, which was the site of the 1778 massacre of patriot militia by Loyalist soldiers.
Many walk or bicycle the Tour route, but some may wish to drive. Homes that are under construction in this year's Parade of Homes tour. New homes that included in this year's Parade of Homes tour. This home was built in Salem Oregon in a beautiful new neighborhood few hundred feet from one of Salem finest golf course.
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Then up across the mountain, with a stop at historic Timberline Lodge for some libations and a look around before heading back to Salem. Federal and Victorian houses will also be featured, including the Samuel Clement House (built 1790s & 1820), the Goodwin Sisters House , and the Thomas Davis House . The Goodwin Sisters House is recognized as a confirmed Underground Railroad Station; it was the home of Quaker abolitionist sisters Abigail Goodwin and Elizabeth Goodwin.
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