Framingham House Tour, sounds like fun May 19

The antique farm house across from us is on the tour this year.  It has had a fabulous renovation, you will love it....also.....
Many years ago, Howard built a New York Colonial, all around the Framingham area, wonder if that is one of our houses on the tour this year?  It was a popular house, which I loved.   We re- introduced it in Ashland,  at Great Bend Farm.  Then he got tired of building it and now with all the styles I load on to him, I bet he would love to be building that MOST POPULAR HOUSE AGAIN....!  He says to me, what, which house is that, where do you get all those names?

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From: Annie Murphy <director@framinghamhistory.org>
Date: 2 Mai 2013 14:25:48 GMT-0400
To: dosevn@aol.com
Subject: Hooray - the Framingham House Tour is back - May 19th
Reply-To: director@framinghamhistory.org

The Framingham History Center Presents:  The 12th Annual House Tour       Sunday, May 19th             12 - 5 pm Our 12th Annual House Tour features a diverse collection of sites representing three decades of New England architecture. Join us as we explore a mix of unique homes from dramatic waterfront contemporary to rural antique farmhouse - each transformed through projects that range from a complete teardown/rebuild, to a third kitchen renovation, to an infusion of colorful cosmetics.  Three tour stops are located in Saxonville, a historic and thriving mill village. This neighborhood is replete with modern conveniences, vintage charm, and a lovely natural landscape, which you will surely appreciate from inside a dramatic contemporary with walls of glass looking over Lake Cochituate. Other tour stops include a gracious New York Colonial showcasing the owner's fine carpentry skill... an expanded Campanelli ranch with a luxurious renovation that emphasizes the timeless appeal of single-level living... and no Framingham House Tour would be complete without a stop in the town's rural Northwest quadrant. Visit an inviting farmhouse infused with exciting new ideas from its recent west-coast transplants. Finally, Mary Ware Dennett, notable suffragette and social reformer from the early 1900s will be portrayed by local storyteller Libby Franck as she welcomes you to her Arts and Crafts period home, built by her husband architect Hartley Dennett. Complimentary refreshments will be served at the historic First Baptist Church, the longest continuous-use church building in Framingham. As you tour this beautiful sanctuary, note the the intact slave pews...  Tickets through May 10: $25 (FHC members $20) Tickets after May 10: $30 (FHC members $25) Order tickets online here or... send check payable to Framingham History Center to PO BOX                2032, Framingham, MA 01703 c/o Charlene Frary or...purchase tickets in person at the Edgell Memorial Library, 3 Oak                Street, Framingham Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00pm. or...purchase tickets at the NMTWC Credit Union at 969 Concord St,                Framingham (Old Path Village) Many thanks to our 2013 House Tour Sponsors:       Framingham History Center 16 Vernon Street Framingham, Massachusetts 01703 508-872-3780 www.framinghamhistory.org