Pilgrimage Tour of Homes

Beautiful historic homes, built in the days when "cotton was king," will be open
to visitors during this nostalgic return to the Old South. Grand antebellum
and Victorian mansions built by 19th century planters and merchants
still house family heirlooms, the precious symbols of a bygone era.
The homes and churches listed below are on the
2009 Daylight and Candlelight tours.
Click on individual homes for larger photo and info about each home.

FENDALL HALL (Daylight Tour)	FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Daylight & Candlelight Tour)

FOY-BEASLEY-HAMILTON HOME (Daylight Tour)	LONG-POWELL HOME (Daylight Tour)

PETRY-HONAN HOME (Daylight Tour)	PUGH-WILKINSON HOME (Candlelight Tour)

RHODES-SCHAUB-WINKLEBLACK HOME (Candlelight Tour)	SCAIFE-MCKEE HOME (Daylight Tour)

SHORTER MANSION (Daylight Tour)	ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Daylight & Candlelight Tour)

ST. LUKE AME CHURCH (Daylight & Candlelight Tour)	SPARKS-BENNETT HOME (Candlelight Tour)

STEVENS HOME (Candlelight Tour)	SUPERIOR PECAN (Daylight Tour)


This is the Pugh-Wilkinson Home on the Candlelight Tour


Some homes are seen in the movie "Sweet Home Alabama" Several homes are featured in the Mar 2004 issue of "Southern Lady" Magazine Kendall Manor was featured in the Dec 1998 issue of "Country Inns" Magazine. Holleman-Foy, Skillman-Simms and Kendall Manor were featured in the Jul/Aug 1999 issue of "This Old House" Magazine. There was an article about Eufaula in the Jan/Feb 2000 issue of Veranda Magazine. To continue your tour of our website, please *click* Ticket Info or any one of the other links above.
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