Looking for interior design inspiration? Check out the Whittier Historic House Tour on Sunday, Oct. 2,
from 1-6PM. Eight homes ranging from the 1880s to the 1910s will be included on the tour. Among
them are two Denver Historic Landmarks, the Miller House, built 1902 in
the Romanesque style of rhyolite, a volcanic stone, and the Shultz-Neef
House, an example of Gothic Revival built in 1881. Both styles are
uncommon in Denver and these unique homes sure to thrill fans of
Victorian-era architecture. All houses are open to attendees. The Tour also features a shuttle van available for those wanting an assist getting around. A program guide is included with the ticket.
Tickets for the Tour can be purchased online at Whittier Neighborhood's website by clicking here,
or at all Front Range King Soopers. $14 in advance / $17 day of Tour.
DOHS members receive a discount if ordering on-line. Information: (303)
282-6672. Benefits Whittier
Neighborhood Assn. & Denver’s Old House Society. Call 303-282-6672.
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