WILSON – A home built for the Pan Am Exposition in 1901 will be one of five residences featured when the Wilson Free Library hosts its third annual Christmas Tour of Homes at noon Saturday.
The tour this year also will take ticket-holders through a home built in 1927 for a young woman while she was on her honeymoon; an older home built on a parcel of one of the area’s historic farms; a recently-built home overlooking Twelve-Mile Creek; and another creek-side home that underwent extensive renovations just last year.
Tickets are $20 and include refreshments in the library’s community room and are available at the library, at town and village offices, Wilson’s Lakeside IGA and the Garden Gate Gift and Florist. Proceeds benefit the Wilson Free Library. For more information, contact the library at 751-6070.
The tour this year also will take ticket-holders through a home built in 1927 for a young woman while she was on her honeymoon; an older home built on a parcel of one of the area’s historic farms; a recently-built home overlooking Twelve-Mile Creek; and another creek-side home that underwent extensive renovations just last year.
Tickets are $20 and include refreshments in the library’s community room and are available at the library, at town and village offices, Wilson’s Lakeside IGA and the Garden Gate Gift and Florist. Proceeds benefit the Wilson Free Library. For more information, contact the library at 751-6070.