Meadville Historic Home and Garden Tour

Would you like to see inside some of Meadville's grandest historic buildings? Now's your chance! Sponsored by the Crawford County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Spadafore Prather Janes Law Firm, Zehr Building LLC, and Howard Hanna Bainbridge Kaufman Real Estate - Pam Willis, the Meadville Historic Home and Garden Tour is back and slated to become an annual event!

The Crawford County Historical Society is excited to present Meadville's Historic Home and Garden tour on June 17th from 10am through 4pm. Sign In/Registration will take place at the Society's headquarters at the James and Elizabeth Tarr Mansion at 869 Diamond Park. Participants will receive an arm band, event shirt, and program booklet featuring photographs, history, and map to get them to over a dozen historic homes, gardens, commercial buildings, churches, and Allegheny College's recently restored Bentley Hall.

Property owners or volunteers will meet you as you work your way around town from one site to the next to give you tours of each property. Participants can decide which property to visit in which order, allowing them to customize their tour based on their interest and how busy each location is at that time.

The tour will also include the Society's properties at Holland Hall as well as Mount Hope (The Baldwin-Reynolds House Museum) on Terrace Street.

The tour includes the following properties (with more being added):

-James and Elizabeth Tarr Mansion - Diamond Park

-Groover House - Glenwood Avenue

-Henry and Elizabeth Shippen Mansion - Chestnut Street

-Hanna-Walker-Sekerski House - Grove Street

-Bates House - Highland Avenue

-Bentley Hall - Allegheny College

-Mead/DeArment Mansion Front Hall - Randolph Street

-Formal Gardens at the Whiting Mansion - Terrace Street

-Holland Hall - Terrace Street

-Mount Hope: Baldwin-Reynolds Estate - Terrace Street

-Indigo Boutique Upper Floors - Market Street

-Stone Methodist Church - Diamond Park

-First Baptist Church - Diamond Park

Host or Publisher The Baldwin-Reynolds House Museum