The City of Adrian turns 200 this year! As part of the Bicentennial celebrations, the Adrian Parade of Homes will showcase nine architecturally significant homes scattered throughout the city. The event will provide ticket holders with an exclusive opportunity to glimpse into Adrian's past at their own pace over two days: Saturday, July 5 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sunday, July 6 from 9 a.m. to noon. Historical information will be distributed in each home and shared through the event website: https://www.adrianparadeofhomes.org.
Transportation between homes is not included.
With only 200 tickets available at $30 each, proceeds benefit the Adrian Center for the Arts.
LOCATIONS:
Greek Revival: Governor Croswell House, 1843, 228 North Broad Street
Italianate Pruden-Smith House, 1852 (with 1895 Queen Anne porch and Classical Revival interior), 438 Dennis Street
Italian Villa: Hart-Cavallero House, 1856, 430 Dennis Street
Italianate: Alfred H. Wood House, 1865, 433 State Street
Free Classic (Queen Anne form with Classical Revival Interior): Henry and Gertrude Pronnet House, 1899, 124 North Clinton Street
Queen Anne: Raymond-DeMots House, 1900, 449 State Street
Classical Revival: Charles B. Palmer House, 1904, 632 State Street
Tudor Revival: Oliver House, 1937, 219 North Scott Street
Usonian (Modern): Francis Faulhaber House, 1958, 1261 W. Westwood Drive
PLEASE NOTE YOUR TICKET IS VALID FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.