Tickets available at the Opera House, ACE Hardware,
the Library and Ledge Craft Lane or call Joan at (517)627-7247
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Grand Ledge Opera House Decorated Trees, Festive Tables, Miniature Scenes, Holiday Market 1884 Vernacular Opera House 121 S. Bridge |
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Union Block - Renovated Businesses Jubal Arts Dance & Music Studio – 210 South Bridge Str Lamb’s gate Antiques & The Salvage Yard – 208 South Bridge Str 1877 Italianate |
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Keith Bukowsi This upstairs apartment is at the back of the building and comprises an open floor plan for the living, dining and kitchen areas. The second bedroom serves as a workout and game room and includes a ping pong table.
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Charles Vantuyl – Teressa Chaney Teressa said the minute she stepped into the large foyer with open stairway and quarter sawn oak woodwork that she had found the home of her dreams. The living room features a tile fireplace and there are period chandeliers and sconces throughout the first floor.
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Historical Society Museum Exhibit “Cool Stuff from the Past” 1880 Gothic 118 W. Lincoln |
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Harvey and Susan Hoffman
The house features beveled and stained glass windows, pocket door between the living and dining areas, Italian marble fireplace and a pineapple chandelier over the dining room table. The Hoffmans use traditional furnishings with a Williamsburg feeling.
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Dan and Sandra Decker This home was built in 1989 by Rick Gilbert, developer and builder, as his own residence. The sunroom looks out over an inground pool, arbor and playhouse. The foyer and open stairway have hand-painted borders.
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Michael Bachelder The oldest home on the tour is a restored 1876 brick Italianate farmhouse. This comfortable home was restored and remodeled in 2004. The large kitchen-dining area with vaulted ceiling is a favorite.
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