Proceeds benefit the Dearborn County Historical Society for upkeep of the Vance-Tousey House and Angevine Cabin.
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(Greendale, Ind.) - Five beautiful homes in the City of Greendale, Indiana will open their doors to visitors this Saturday for a special one-day home tour event. Greendale’s third-annual Christmas on the Avenue will take place in this historic Southeast Indiana community on Saturday, December 9.
WHAT: Greendale’s Christmas on the Avenue
WHEN: Saturday, December 9
TIME: 5-9pm
WHERE: Five featured homes located along Oakey and Ludlow Avenues, Greendale, Indiana
COST: $20 Adults, $10 Children 6-12, Children under 6 free
TICKETS: www.dearborncountyhs.org
The five festively-decorated properties highlight the “new” style of homes built in the years following the 1937 flood and World War II, and range in size and architectural style reflective of the era.
Participants can check in and pick up wristbands from 4:30-8pm at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 570 Sheldon Street, Greendale. All proceeds from Greendale’s Christmas on the Avenue benefit the Dearborn County Historical Society for upkeep of the Vance-Tousey House and Angevine Cabin.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, visit the Dearborn County Historical Society at www.dearborncountyhs.org. To learn more about visiting Southeast Indiana this holiday season, including links to area accommodations, restaurants, and events, log on to the official website of Dearborn County Tourism at www.visitsoutheastindiana.com or find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/visitsoutheastindiana.
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