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Historic Garden Tour
Anril 19th and 20th
A Hwtoric Garden Week Tour1 will be held Saturday, April 19th, from i.10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Sunday, April 20th from 2 p.m, 1 to 5:30 p,m. Information coneernj to«r tVs tour can be obtained from • the Chamber of Commerce, Front
jRoval. Va. Block tickets—$2,00; ,since admission—50c,
The six houses below listed hav< pot been open before. ' S
BALTH1S H O/i S E—In F’on.t Roval. on Chester Street, Shoe and one-half blocks from •F— Main Street. Built around it78'r House and furnishings are"
ted with nearly all the early families, merchants, and craftspnen of the area. The results a t fv local museum. Oldest jurvlvi: landmark on the oldest street in town. Dr, Bernard Samuels, f.
H. ! FLMORE—Route 55, in Fauquier Counts', one mile frotrt M arkham, eleven miles f r o jm tn- Xwnl Original part of i-i«e built of logs over 200 years
Furn‘sher! with rare and irv*e »*:nr antioues. Steeped in h s-, “pr-’C interest. Mr. and Mrs. Sam £:d®on owners j nmP ALTAR—On Route 72^rine mile sourh />f Mairkhato. to/rt rtehr. Pioneer house with 30-inch Itrick walls built in 1750. In 17*10 tfw clapboard wing was added by T|>- M-s Genr|w» [BrooV' ‘he
letter a sister- of Chief Tustijre
Confins original mantels. oaneling. doo-s ar>d some pf ‘be Hoor-'mr. In 1950 the present
restored the house and adjl»<jf * k’tchen wing, Mrs, R. Hall Tfschke, owner ; I ■
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