House Tours take place June 6th & 7th from 11am until 5pm.
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Join us for a journey back in time as we explore some of the most charming homes in the Old West End neighborhood. Get ready to step inside beautifully preserved houses and learn about their history and unique architecture. Hear stories about the people who lived in these homes and are part of the rich history of Toledo. Don't miss the chance to experience the magic of the Old West End through its captivating homes.
Tickets:
Pre-sale tickets are just $20 for all 6 homes until May 31st. After that date, tickets are $25. Children under 12 are free when accompanied by an adult.
This event is rain or shine. No refunds for inclement weather.
Tickets are good for both days.
The Houses
The Lathrop Duplex
2308 Robinwood
A 1920 Arts & Crafts style home with 2 sunrooms, rounded walls and beautiful hardwood floors built for George W. Lathrop.
The Schaal/Miklovich House
2711 Robinwood
This 1907 build is a charming adaptation of a traditional four square home featuring original woodwork and coppered glass china cabinets.
The Delaware Revitalization Project
624 Delaware
An eclectic 1902 Spanish Shake house that has been saved from demolition and is now ready to welcome its next owner.
The McCallum House
619 Acklin
This 1893 Victorian Folk design home was the first of the "quads' and built as an investment property. Features include a fireplace and four bedrooms.
The Bissel/Walker/Cope House
624 Virginia
An 1887 Gothic, shake house with an unusual asymmetric layout. The diamond muntin windows and quirky attic space are truly original.
Collingwood Presbyterian Church
2108 Collingwood
This 1879 church is one of the few that remains active on what was once known as "The Avenue of Churches." The grand 1904 sanctuary together with the 1923 addition known as the Community House take up an entire block.
Sunday tour hours at Collingwood Presbyterian will be noon-5pm.
