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Historic homes being sought for local holiday house tour

HIGH SPRINGS -- High Springs Main Street is extending an invitation to local residents living in historic homes to participate in the 2009 Historic House Tour.

This year's tour will take place on Sunday, Dec. 20, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Main Street will have a program highlighting the history behind each historic home, and community members at large will have an opportunity to enjoy and learn more about the beautiful historic homes the area has to offer.

This event is an opportunity to showcase historic homes and holiday decorations.

To participate, contact Main Street Manager Ashley McDonough at 386-454-2889 by Nov. 6.


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