(Le Mars) — The Le Mars Historical Commission will hold its annual “Tour of Homes” on Saturday, May 9th. Linda Mayrose serves as the chair for the committee. She says this year’s tour will include four homes near the Foster Park area.
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427 Central Avenue SW
Mayrose explains the third home on the tour.
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701 Central Avenue SW
Mayrose says the city’s historical commission has offered the home tour for more than 15 years, and she explains how it got started.
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Mayrose says often times it is the intricate details that make the home interesting.
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531 1st Avenue SE
Tickets for the historical house tour are $10 and Mayrose the historical commission donates the money to either the Le Mars Arts Center, or in this year’s case the money will be donated to the Plymouth County Historical Museum. She says more than 60 volunteers help with the historic house tour. Mayrose says people can start this year’s tour at the museum, and the entire tour is within easy walking distance.
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