Today we went on the Riverside Avondale Preservation Home Tour.
We opted for the golf cart tour. Best decision ever!
2245
St. Johns Avenue. This Georgian revival house was built in
approximately 1928. It's now the Law Offices of Anidjar & Levine.
3885
St. Johns Avenue. A beautiful house on a triple lot. It has an attached
2 car garage as well as an unattached 2 car garage. There's also a one
bedroom guest cottage & pool on the property. This was my favorite
house today.
Filthy Lulu Soap ... "You call me a bitch like it's a bad thing." LOL!
The butler's kitchen.
3681
Pine Street. 1922 Craftsman style bungalow that was renovated & had
an addition built on in 2015. The backyard has a beautiful covered deck
& outdoor kitchen.
1816 Talbot Avenue is a community event venue. There was a lot of art displayed in the large gathering area.
1806
Edgewood Avenue South. This Mediterranean/Spanish Revival style home
was built in 1926. There were 2 artists painting in the front yard.
When the wallpaper was removed, they found a hand-painted mural.
The butler's kitchen.
1336
Challen Avenue. This one story Spanish Mission style bungalow was built
in 1926. This property has been placed on the National Register of
Historic Places by the US Department of the Interior. Every part of the
house has been beautifully renovated. Definitely one of my favorites
today.
2793 Lydia Street. Built in 1857, Riverside's oldest known building. There was some cool vintage stuff!
2650
Park Street. World famous American architect Addison Mizner designed
& built the Sanctuary of Riverside Baptist Church (now known as
Riverside Church at Park & King) in 1924.
Pharmacy mural in Riverside
1415 McDuff Ave South. The Sanctuary of Trinity Lutheran was constructed in 1928.
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