Thank you to our Sponsors!

Spider Lily

Azalea Andrew D. Mylander, DMD

Ayers and Haidt, Attorneys-at-law

Paul and Lois Switzer

Shannon Corr—NC STA Contracting, Inc.

Rose A. G. Salem & Associates, PLLC

Alex Cardelli—Local Builders

Bear Essentials

Coastal Craftsman, General Contractor

Courtyard by Marriott

Drake Bratton

Fisher Fuel Markets

Mitchell Hardware

Portraits, Inc. and Nancy Bowers

Poor Charlie’s Flea Market and Antiques

Robert M. Chiles, P.E.

Stroud Custom Homes

Sumrell Sugg Carmichael Hicks & Hart, PA

Williams Scarborough Smith Gray, LLP

The Chelsea Restaurant

The Insurance Center

Special Thanks to: Janet Francoeur—Carolina Creations

Kelvin Kestner & Melvin Kestner

Pepsi/Minges Bottling Group

NEUSE RIVER REGION ASSOCIATION

Keller-Williams Realty

C-21 Zaytoun-Raines ~ Coldwell Banker Willis-Smith

Trent River Realty ~ Neuse Realty

Nancy Hollows Real Estate

Rain or shine event! All ticket sales are final.

Ticket Prices (tickets include NC sales tax): • Advance, $18; Days of Tour, $22 • Anytime: Active Duty Military, Dependents &

Students, with ID, $14 • Members of New Bern Historical Society or New

Bern Preservation Foundation, $14 (advance tickets only)

• Groups of 10 or more, $15 each

For telephone credit card orders, 252-638-8558 or 252-633-6448

For online credit card and PayPal orders, visit www.newbernhistorical.org

or www.newbernpf.org

Tickets sold at the following locations: New Bern Ann Lynn’s, 4146 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. Bank of the Arts, 317 Middle St. Carolina Creations, 317 Pollock St. Harris Teeter, 2019 S. Glenburnie Rd. Harris Teeter, 2032 Waterscape Way Mitchell Hardware, 215 Craven St. New Bern Convention & Visitors Center, 203 S. Front St. New Bern Historical Society, 511 Broad St. New Bern Preservation Foundation, 510-B Pollock St. Savi’s Wine & Cheese, 713 Pollock St. Village Butcher, 3515 Trent Rd. Greenville ASAP Photo & Camera, 3701 Charles Blvd. Morehead City Harris Teeter, 5000 Arendell St.

This is a self-guided event taken at your own pace. You may start at any point on your ticket

and visit sites in any order.

Tickets are good for both days;

one visit per site is permitted.

Additional Tour Information:

• Special 1960s display and live music at The City Laundry, 901 Pollock St., Friday and Saturday.

• Historic Churches/Synagogue - Some historic places of worship will be open for tours; see ticket.

• Visit Downtown Art Walk - Friday, April 7, 5-8 pm.

• Tryon Palace - discount Palace ticket is available if a Spring Homes Tour ticket is presented at the Palace ticket desk in the NC History Center, 529 S. Front St. or at Way Station, George & Pollock Sts. 1 Day Pass - Adults $18; Youth (grades 1-12) $8.

• Tryon Palace Gardens - open free to the public 9 am-6 pm April 7-8; noon-6 pm April 9.

• Annual Heritage Plant Sale - held on the Daves House Lawn of the Palace, Pollock & George Streets, 9 am-5 pm April 7-8. No plant sale April 9. Tryon Palace garden shop open April 7-8, 10 am-4 pm

• Lunch - enjoy lunch specials at local restaurants; see ticket insert.

• Parking - available in marked lots and on streets.

www.newbernpf.org info@newbernpf.org

252-633-6448

www.newbernhistorical.org adminoffice@newbernhistorical.org

252-638-8558

All proceeds from this event fund the educational and revitalization projects of the New Bern Historical

Society and New Bern Preservation Foundation.

Ghent Historic District

Gardens Only

Tryon Palace Gardens 610 Pollock St.,

owner: NC Department of Natural

and Cultural Resources

DeGraffenried Park Historic District

Garden Only 508 Metcalf St.,

owners: Jahn & Bethanne

Jacobson

Garden Only 211 Johnson St.,

owners: Victoria

& Jack Rice

Tolson Rental House 1404 Spencer Ave.,

ca. 1922

owner: Inma Robinson

Lovie Fulcher House 1421 Spencer Ave., ca. 1922

owners: Mary & David

Merrell

Meriwether L. Ferguson

House 1801 Rhem Ave., ca. 1929

owner: Dana Gerald Burnham

Palmer-Tisdale House 520 New St., ca. 1767

owners: Barbara Bornemann

& Perry Bosmajian

Downtown Historic District

Stanly-Bishop House 501 New St., ca. 1799

owners: Mark & Lois Ann

Atkinson

residents: Amber Jordan &

Walter Shearer

Mary Louise Turner

House 407 Hancock St., ca. 1891

owner: Melinda J. Robinson

Joseph E. Slater House 1509 Tryon Rd., ca. 1941

owners: Mark & Suzanne

Hartman

G. W. Wallace House 410 Metcalf St., ca. 1890-1895

owners: Alfonso & Laura Castro Attmore-Oliver House 511 Broad St., ca. 1790-1800

owner: New Bern

Historical Society

Dr. William and Clara

Mann House 411 George St., ca. 1920

owner: Christie Decker-

Frazier

The City Laundry 901 Pollock St., ca. 1950

owners: Kathy and Peter Adolph

managers: Kim Bledsoe

and Austin Vaquilar

Bonus Site

Baxters Jewelry

Store 323 Pollock St.,

owner: Fine Art at Baxters

Celebrate our Spring Tour 50th Anniversary!

1960s display and live music at

The City Laundry

Owen G. Dunn Building 3rd floor condo (work in progress)

Corner of Pollock & Craven Sts., ca. 1905 owners: John & Maria Cho

(Tryon Palace Photos: NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources) (All other Site Photos: Kelvin Kestner and Melvin Kestner)