Come and explore the country’s most extensive collection of Victorian mansions and picturesque homes at the 31st Annual Old Louisville Holiday House Tour and Festival, an absolute must for architecture buffs and history enthusiasts alike. In keeping with the rich tradition of Southern hospitality, homeowners in the nation’s premier Victorian neighborhood invite you and yours inside their charming residences to get a unique glimpse of life from a bygone era – a slower time when elegant women rushed about in bustles and corsets and when dapper gentlemen donned tails and ties for dinner. Good cheer and tidings of the season abound as visitors to this one-of-a-kind national historic preservation district tour eight neighborhood dwellings that have been lovingly decked in Old-World finery and festive holiday décor. Enjoy the spirit of the yuletide at this matchless holiday event in the heart of Kentucky’s largest city and see why people are talking about America’s Victorian Gem, Old Louisville.
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Come and Relive the Past
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Noon to 6:00 pm
as Don Driskell presents the
31st Annual Old Louisville Holiday House Tour and Festival.
Holiday House Tour tickets cost $25.00 the day of the tour or
$20.00 in advance if purchased before Friday, December 30th at 5 pm.
ORDER TICKETS ONLINE HERE
Tickets are also available at all
Stock Yards Bank locations
Christmas in July

Our first ever advance ticket sales promotion held during the Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour offered $25 Holiday House Tour tickets for $15, with a chance to win one of three fabulous gift baskets. It was a huge success. Thank you to all of our sponsors and to those who got their tickets early. A big congratulations to our gift basket raffle winners. |
1st Place
Sharon Glaser - Cullman, Alabama
2nd Place
Diane Hagan - Louisville, Kentucky
3rd Place
Cathy Holkewicz - Louisville, Kentucky
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The Holiday House Tour begins with complimentary parking at Cochran Elementary School (5th & Lee Sts.), and transportation to and from the Conrad/Caldwell House & Museum (1402 St. James Court). Shuttles run continuously between all seven of the house tour homes and three bed and breakfast inns. The Holiday Gift Boutique, open during the tour, offers unique craft items and a holding area for packages. Ticket will-call & The Holiday Gift Boutique are located directly behind the museum on Magnolia Ave.
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