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Canton Holiday Tour of Homes

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Wednesday, November 22, 2023
Canton Holiday Tour of Homes

It's that time of year again! The Canton Holiday Tour of Homes is a longstanding tradition for the Haywood County community. 

Tour Date: Dec. 3, 1:00-5:00 p.m.

Information: Tickets are $10, children 12 and under are free. Tickets may be purchased at any of the homes the day of the tour. You may tour the homes in any order. The Canton Educational Foundation receives support from the Cruso Endowment which allows us to give 100% of ticket proceeds to support the Miss Labor Day Scholarships.

 1. Russell & Haley Crisp,  282 Pennsylvania Avenue (formerly 36 Pennsylvania Avenue*)

2.Wes & Mae Hight, 179 Pennsylvania Avenue (formerly 21 Pennsylvania Avenue*) 

3.Eric & Ana Henry, 4500 Dutch Cove Road

4.Kenny Aldridge & Dianne Tatham, 1441 Pisgah Drive

5.Henson Farms, Kenneth & Jan Henson, 177 Wilson Branch Road

6.Della Swanger, 139 Chestnut Wood Drive

7.Tim & Amanda Garrett, 5346 Pigeon Road 

8.Eulice & Georgiann Adkins, 1034 Country Club Drive

9.Loralei Inn, Lora Holcombe, 659 Lake Drive

*Former addresses are included to assist when using GPS directions

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