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Rayner Home

The 1880 Italianate home of Beth Rayner is on tour for first time since 2003.
Franke Home

Tour favorite Oakhill is back. Built in 1858.
Trinity Episcopal Church

Construction was completed in 1864.
Bogar Theatre

Showing movies since 1939
Marshall Power House

Marshall's power plant that has been producing electricity since the 1890s will be a special feature of the tour.
Thompson Home

This 1880 Italianate is on tour for first time since 1993
Whelan Home

See updates to Marshall's Octagon house built in 1856
Palmer Home

This Queen-Anne-style cottage was built in 1903.

56th Annual Historic Home Tour

The 1868 Gothic Revival home of Craig and Debbie Carrel is on tour for the first time since 1991

Dates:

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7;

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 8

Cost: $25 Tickets are valid for BOTH days. Children under 12 free. Tickets can be purchased on the day of the tour at the Ticket Booth across the street from the Honolulu House at 107 N Kalamazoo Ave.

The Midwest's longest-running home tour

Six privately owned homes representing four architechural styles

See tour favorite Oakhill and updates to Marshall's Octagon house

Honolulu House Museum, Marshall Historical Museum at the GAR Hall, Capitol Hill School Museum, Governor's Mansion, Walters Gasoline Museum, Marshall United States Postal Service Museum

Trinity Episcopal Church

Marshall hydroelectric plant

Bogar Theatre

Art at the Museum, a juried fine arts and crafts fair, on the Honolulu House Museum grounds both days

Civil War encampment at Capitol Hill

Civil War Ball in front of the Honolulu House on Saturday evening

Free parking downtown and at Capitol Hill School near the county fairgrounds

Free shuttle buses

Tickets are good for both days

Local organizations will have many other activities

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