Annual Historic Home Tours Highlight Preservation Across Multiple U.S. Cities

Several historic home tours are taking place across the United States, each highlighting the unique architectural heritage and design of their regions. In Los Angeles, the Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society's annual tour features four varied historic homes, including a Brookside residence with a billiards room and elevator, and two Windsor Square homes exemplifying traditional and Spanish Revival styles. Dallas's Turtle Creek Association's 24th annual Tour of Homes showcases four distinctive residences, emphasizing the neighborhood's historic architectural preservation and the restoration of its defining bridges. Duluth's Preservation Alliance presents its annual historic properties tour themed "West Side Story," focusing on notable properties in West Duluth and offering visitors a chance to explore six historic sites. Sacramento hosts its 49th annual historic home tour organized by Preservation Sacramento, spotlighting five historic properties, including four Mid-Century Modern Eichler homes designed by Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons, celebrated for their distinctive modernist design and indoor-outdoor connectivity. These tours collectively celebrate architectural preservation and offer the public an intimate look at historic residences and their stories.