Pyron Garden - Tyler · youngest was Sarah McClendon, noted Washington, D.C. news journalist, whose...
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Bonner-Whitaker-McClendon Historic Home Tour Mar 20-21, Mar 27-28, Apr 3-4 / 10am-4pm Admission: $7 per person, special group rates for 15+ people, Children under 12 Free Historical Home built in 1878. The McClendon’s had 9 children. The youngest was Sarah McClendon, noted Washington, D.C. news journalist, whose career spanned the terms of 12 presidents. 806 W Houston St, 903.592.3533, www.McClendonHouse.net Roseland Plantation Historic Tour & Afternoon Tea Mar 23, 25 & 27 / Mon, Wed, & Fri 2pm Admission: $35 per person for Tea & Tour; $10 per person for tours only (reservation required for both). Four-course Afternoon Tea and Historic Plantation Tour. Roseland Plantation, 2591 State Hwy 64 W (6 miles west of Tyler Pounds Regional Airport), 903.849.0205, www.roselandplantation.com Historic Tyler, Inc. Candlelight Tour & Party March 27 / Fri / 7-9pm Tour & 7:30-10:30pm Garden party Admission: Members $100; Non-Members $125; $135 at the Door Tour a beautiful home in one of the Tyler’s historic neighborhoods. Mingle in a lovely garden party. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, music, and refreshments. Host Historic Home TBA, 903.595.1960, www.HistoricTyler.org Historic Tyler on Tour March 28-29 / Sat 10am-5pm / Sun 1-5pm Admission: Members $15; Non-Members $25 See the lovely historic architecture from the outside and inside. Tour guides will tell you the story of the homes and the unique architectural elements. Historic Homes in the Historic Areas, 903.595.1960, www.HistoricTyler.org Rose City Artisans & Flower Market April 3-4 / Fri-Sat / 10am-4pm Admission: FREE Visit the fresh, upscale artisans and flower market on the front lawn. Find unique pottery, gifts, and paintings. Need flowers or plants? We have what you need, and the vendors are experienced growers. 1859 Goodman-LeGrand House & Museum, 624 N Broadway Ave, 903.531.1286, www.GoodmanMuseum.com Historic Homes The Azalea & Spring Flower Trail winds through ten miles of residential gardens and historic home sites. Two trails have been routed to maintain an orderly traffic flow so visitors may see as many blooms as possible. To best enjoy this vibrant celebration of Spring, follow the specially marked Azalea Trail signs southward from the Visitor’s Center at 110 N. College. Be sure to visit the Pyron Garden at 212 W Dobbs As featured in Southern Living magazine. Brick Street Village on S College, Bois D’ Arc & W Rusk invite you to park, walk and browse the shops. Treasures await you! Ribbon Cutting & Opening Ceremony 10:00 am MARCH 20 Home of Guy & Joan Pyron at 212 W Dobbs CLOSED CANCELLED
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Bonner-Whitaker-McClendon Historic Home TourMar 20-21, Mar 27-28, Apr 3-4 / 10am-4pm Admission: $7 per person, special group rates for 15+ people, Children under 12 FreeHistorical Home built in 1878. The McClendon’s had 9 children. The youngest was Sarah McClendon, noted Washington, D.C. news journalist, whose career spanned the terms of 12 presidents.806 W Houston St, 903.592.3533, www.McClendonHouse.net
Roseland Plantation Historic Tour & Afternoon TeaMar 23, 25 & 27 / Mon, Wed, & Fri 2pm Admission: $35 per person for Tea & Tour; $10 per person for tours only (reservation required for both).Four-course Afternoon Tea and Historic Plantation Tour. Roseland Plantation, 2591 State Hwy 64 W (6 miles west of Tyler Pounds Regional Airport), 903.849.0205, www.roselandplantation.com
Historic Tyler, Inc. Candlelight Tour & PartyMarch 27 / Fri / 7-9pm Tour & 7:30-10:30pm Garden partyAdmission: Members $100; Non-Members $125; $135 at the DoorTour a beautiful home in one of the Tyler’s historic neighborhoods. Mingle in a lovely garden party. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, music, and refreshments. Host Historic Home TBA, 903.595.1960, www.HistoricTyler.org
Historic Tyler on TourMarch 28-29 / Sat 10am-5pm / Sun 1-5pmAdmission: Members $15; Non-Members $25See the lovely historic architecture from the outside and inside. Tour guides will tell you the story of the homes and the unique architectural elements. Historic Homes in the Historic Areas, 903.595.1960, www.HistoricTyler.org
Rose City Artisans & Flower MarketApril 3-4 / Fri-Sat / 10am-4pmAdmission: FREEVisit the fresh, upscale artisans and flower market on the front lawn. Find unique pottery, gifts, and paintings. Need flowers or plants? We have what you need, and the vendors are experienced growers.1859 Goodman-LeGrand House & Museum, 624 N Broadway Ave, 903.531.1286, www.GoodmanMuseum.com
Historic Homes
The Azalea & Spring Flower Trail winds through ten miles of residential gardens and historic home sites. Two trails have been routed to maintain an orderly traffic flow so visitors may see as many blooms as possible. To best enjoy this vibrant celebration of Spring, follow the specially marked Azalea Trail signs southward from the Visitor’s Center at 110 N. College.
Be sure to visit the
Pyron Garden at 212 W Dobbs
As featured in Southern Living magazine.
Brick Street Village on S College,Bois D’ Arc &
W Rusk invite you to park, walk and
browse the shops. Treasures await you!
Ribbon Cutting & Opening
Ceremony10:00 am
MARCH 20Home of Guy & Joan Pyron at 212 W Dobbs
CLOSED
CANCELLED
