New Albany Historic Preservation Comission :: News
The New Albany Historic Home Tour returns for its 15th edition on Saturday, September 10, 2022. The self-guided tour will showcase eleven historic properties throughout the city, including the Louis and Sofia Bir House pictured above. All proceeds benefit preservation activities in …
Guided Tours - Historic Albany Foundation
Would you and your students, co-workers, club members, clients, etc. enjoy a private guided tour of Albany's historic neighborhoods, highlighting world-class architecture, social history, and urban development? Historic Albany offers walking tour opportunities for groups outside our regular schedule of tours.
Touring Historic Albany - Albany Visitors Association
Download a self-guided walking tour of the Monteith District. This district is named after Thomas and Walter Monteith, two Scotsmen who traveled west from Albany, New York, in the 1840s and built the first frame house in the city in 1849.
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If you dream about owning, renovating, or restoring a historic home, here’s your opportunity to shop for your heart’s desire in the beautiful Ohio Valley. Settle in New Albany. . . and become one of many historic home enthusiasts in southern Indiana.
HISTORIC WALKING TOURS - visitdecatural.org
A Walking Tour of Historic Decatur The Old Decatur and New Albany Historic Districts, located near downtown off the southern bank of the Tennessee River, boasts one of the best preserved concentrations of Victorian and Craftsman era homes in Alabama.
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The longtime Mansion Row historian will lead his annual walking tour of New Albany’s most illustrious neighborhood. The East Main Street district is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and contains and a wide variety of homes from the …
New Albany Historic Preservation Comission :: Events
Longtime Mansion Row historian Dave Condra will lead his annual walking tour of New Albany's most illustrious neighborhood. The Mansion Row district is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and contains an array of spectacular homes dating from the mid-nineteenth to early-twentieth centuries.
New Albany Historic Preservation Comission :: Tour
Information on individual properties from Mansion Row walking tour brochure and other research by Floyd County Historian Dave Barksdale, and from National Register of Historic Places nomination, prepared by Susan Adams and Michael Newkirk.
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The 17th annual New Albany Historic Home Tour will be held on Saturday, September 14 from 10 AM - 5 PM. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 the day of the tour for adults, and may be purchased at developnewalbany.org or the participating merchants above.
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The longtime, unofficial Mansion Row historian, Dave Condra, will lead a walking tour of New Albany’s most illustrious neighborhood. The East Main Street district is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and contains a rich variety of homes dating from the mid-nineteenth to early-twentieth centuries.