The Vinings Historic Preservation Society will be holding the third annual Vinings Tour of Homes on Sunday, September 14 from 12:30-5:00pm. The Presenting sponsors for this year’s tour are The Residences at Vinings Main and Avignon at Vinings.

The third annual Tour of Homes Preview Party will be Saturday night, September 13th.

Five unique and extraordinary homes located in Paces Manor, Paces Lake, Bakers Farm and Polo Lane have been selected to showcase, including one home whose kitchen was featured in a national magazine and one that includes a unique architectural feature that encompasses a water pond in the foyer. As an added bonus this year, the model homes at Vinings Main and Avignon at Vinings will also be open for the Tour.

Tickets for the Tour are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the Tour.

Susan and Joe Rich have graciously agreed to open their magnificent home in Paces Manor for the Preview Party the night before the Tour on Saturday, September 13 from 6-8:30 pm. This stunning home, designed by Goodsell Homes, features heart of pine floors with eight doors opening to the wrap-around porches and pool. The home even has its own baseball diamond complete with bleachers.

South City Kitchen/Vinings will return to cater this year’s party with a sophisticated array of their award-winning contemporary Southern cuisine. Kroger at Howell Mill is donating beverages for the party for the third year in a row. A lively auction of unique items is again being planned for this year’s party. Holly Kerr will donate her time to serve as auctioneer. Tickets for the Preview Party are $75 and include a ticket to the Tour of Homes on Sunday. Please contact the VHPS office at 770-432-3343 or vhps1874@bellsouth.net to make your reservation.

Tickets for the Tour of Homes are available for purchase at the following locations:

Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. For more information please contact the VHPS office at 770-432-3343 or vhps1874@bellsouth.net. Updates will be posted at VHPS’ website www.vinings.org.

All proceeds from the Tour will benefit the VHPS and will be used toward current preservation projects in Vinings. The VHPS is presently working with the National Parks Service to place a historic marker at the recently discovered site of Hardy Pace’s grist mill. Plans are in the preliminary stages to restore the Pace/Robinson family cemetery on Vinings Mountain. The organization plans to use proceeds from the Tour of Homes to fund the projects.

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