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2008
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4 Times |
| 9am - 12 : Wednesday, March 26 |
2 - 5pm : Tuesday, April 1 |
| 9am - 12 : Friday, March 28 |
2 - 5pm : Thursday, April 3 |
| 2 - 5pm : Sunday, March 30 |
2 - 5pm : Saturday, April 5 |
| Errolton |
216 3rd Avenue South
Built in the 1840s, Errolton boasts double parlors with original twin pier mirrors which reflect the beautiful chandeliers into infinity. The original wrought iron fence embossed by the builder, William B. Weaver, stands regally in front of the home.
circa 1848
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Gaskin
Mrs. Douglas Bateman
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| Colonnade Gardens |
620 2nd Street South
Colonnade Garden is typical of the 1860's featuring a boxwood maze, pleasure garden, formal area with fountains, kitchen and herb garden, fruits & berries. Walk through to enjoy the flowers blooming in the footprints of each gardener who lived there in the past.
Circa 1840
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Imes
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| The Stephen D. Lee Home - Florence McLeod Hazard Museum |
316 7th Street North
Once the home of CSA Gen. Stephen D. Lee, it was restored in 1960 by the Historical Society and the Society for Preservation of Antiques. It is now a house/museum exhibiting Civil War collections and artifacts. (During the remainder of the year, open 10am - 4pm each Friday or by appointment.)
circa 1847
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