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Tobacco Heritage tour of historic homes continues in day two
August 1, 2009 | 
Day Two of Tobacco Heritage Tour of Historic Homes leads into Annual Writers’ Conference
Rossington-Minor House at corner of Chapel and Beech Streets
Day Two of the annual Tour of Historic Homes took participants to divergent parts of the city in celebration of its Tobacco Heritage. Participants again gathered at the Riverview Inn parking lot at nine o’clock. Once abroad the tour bus, they crossed the Red River and traveled to the New Providence area where hidden treasures of the tobacco era where visited and their heritage made known. First stop on the tour was the Rossington-Minor House at the corner of Chapel and Beech Streets. Next was the Wider-Pettus House at 411 Beech Street followed by the Herndon-Cunningham House at 501 E. Street. «Read the rest of this article»
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