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Tour Tickets Sold at the following locations:
 ASAP Photo & Camera, 3701 Charles Blvd, Greenville
 Bank of the Arts, 317 Middle St.
 Carolina Creations, 317 Pollock St.
 Harris Teeter of New Bern, 2019 S. Glenburnie Rd.
 Information Ticket & Travel Office, MCAS, Cherry Point
 Mitchell Hardware, 215 Craven St.
 New Bern Historical Society, 511 Broad St.
 New Bern Preservation Foundation, 510-B Pollock St.
For VISA or MasterCard phone orders call 252-638-8558
For PayPal www.newbernhistorical.org
Tour Ticket Prices (ALL TICKETS INCLUDE NORTH
CAROINA SALES TAX)
 Advance, $18; days of Tour, $22
 Anytime: Active Duty Military and Dependents with ID,
$15
 Members of New Bern Historical Society or New Bern
Preservation Foundation, $15 (for advance tickets only)
 Groups of 12 or more, $15
All ticket sales are final. No refunds.
General Ticket Information - The Spring Historic Homes &
Gardens Tour is a self-guided tour taken at your own pace. You
may start the Tour at any point and visit sites in any order.
Tickets are good for both days. Please note historic homes can
not accommodate strollers or wheelchairs.
For Additional Information Historic Churches/ Synagogue - Some historic buildings which
house places of worship will be open for tours. See ticket for
details.
Reception - Carolina Creations, 317 Pollock St., Friday,
April 10, 4-7 p.m. Refreshments served. All tour ticket holders
are invited.
www.newbernhistorical.org
[email protected]
252-638-8558
www.newbernpf.org
[email protected]
252-633-6448
Special Lunches and Baked Goods - Purchase Bag Lunches at
The Blades’ Veranda Café and Baked Goods on the Peterson
Porch - both located at Johnson and Middle Streets.
Tryon Palace - a discount ticket is available if a Spring Historic
Homes & Gardens Tour ticket is presented at the Palace ticket
desk in the NC History Center, 529 S. Front St. or in the Way
Station, George and Pollock Streets. 1 Day Pass - $18, adults;
$8, youth (grades 1-12).
Palace Gardens - open free to the public 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday,
April 10, and Saturday, April 11; noon-6 p.m. Sunday, April 12.
Annual Heritage Plant Sale - held on the Daves House Lawn of
the Palace, Pollock and George Streets, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday,
April 10 and Saturday, April 11. Tryon Palace garden shop will
be open Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Parking - available in marked lots and street parking available
throughout the historic district
SPONSORS
PLATINUM
Carolina Creations
GOLD
Robert M. Chiles, P.E.
Minges Bottling Group
SILVER
Gina’s Pizza
BRONZE
A. G. Salem & Associates, PLLC
Airtech Mechanical Services, Inc.
Bay Leaf Restaurant—Ashish Enterprises
Coastal Craftsmen, LLC
Downtown Pilates
Dermatology Associates of Coastal Carolina
Fisher Stores, Inc.
Go Architectural Design, PLLC, Sarah Afflerbach
Historic Downtown Residents Association
The Insurance Center
Kelvin Kestner/Melvin Kestner
Kinetico/ Advanced Water Systems, Inc.
Local Builders
Maggy Costandy Interiors, Inc.
Mitchell Hardware
Morgan’s Tavern & Grill
PotashCorp-Aurora
Robinson and Stith Insurance
Stroud Custom Homes
The Chelsea Restaurant
Trent River Realty
MEDIA SPONSOR
New Bern Sun Journal
Public Radio East
For credit card orders, call 252-638-8558
For PayPal orders, www.newbernhistorical.org
Cut and mail ticket form along with a CHECK payable to: New Bern Spring Historic Homes & Gardens
Tour, P. O. Box 207, New Bern, NC 28563
Please add: $1 ticket mailing charge (no additional
charge for ‘Will Call’ tickets)
Name
Address
City
St
Zip
Telephone
Number of tickets
Personal check amount enclosed
All proceeds from this event fund the educational and revitalization projects of
the New Bern Historical Society and New Bern Preservation Foundation.
2015
Spring Historic Homes
& Gardens Tour
New Bern, NC
Painting by Janet Francoeur
Friday & Saturday
April 10-11, 2015
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Presented by
New Bern Historical Society
www.newbernhistorical.org
252-638-8558
and
New Bern Preservation Foundation
www.newbernpf.org
252-633-6448
Homes
Homes with Gardens
Fountain Gardens
Charles Slover House
Dr. Edward F. Smallwood House
501 Craven Street, ca. 1841-1845
owners: Cheryl and John Young
201 Johnson Street,
ca. 1848-1849
owners: Anne and Jim Schout
Foy-Munger House
516 Middle Street, ca. 1881-1882
owners: Charles and Carolyn Peterson
Salter’s Store
606 E. Front Street, ca. 1800-1840
owner: Eileen Bress
Gaskins Rental Property
711 Craven Street, ca. 1900
(‘work in progress’)
owners: Richard and Ann Davis
John R. Green House
411 Johnson Street, ca. 1820
owners: Lynne and John Price
Robert Hancock House
217 King Street, ca. 1845
owners: Steve and Mary Kotrch
Ives Rental House
609 Craven Street, ca. 1850
owners: Sharon and Donald Kenny
Mitchell-Stevenson House
211 Johnson Street,
ca. 1800-1805
owners: Bill and Bert Hambridge
Old Schoolmaster’s House
422 Johnson Street, ca. 1830-1840
owner: Cheri Moyers
Isaac Smith and
Carrie Rhone Smith House
Jerkins-Richardson House
520 Craven Street, 1848-1849
owners: Gordon and Alice Ruckart
607 Johnson Street, 1922
owner: I. Alan Craig
Rear Ell of Louis-Whitehurst House
715 Craven Street, ca.1866; moved 1984
owner: Joe Boyd
Elijah Clark House
616 Middle Street, ca. 1760-1780
owner: Ed Vaupel
Tryon Palace
610 Pollock Street ,
ca. 1767-1770, burned 1798,
reconstructed 1952-1959
Owner: NC Dept. Cultural Resources
Bradham Rental House
220 Change Street
owner: Claire Hageman
Bradham Rental House
222 Change Street, ca. 1905
owners: Suzanne Sugg
and David Eudy
(Site Photos: Kelvin Kestner and Melvin Kestner)
Attmore-Oliver House
511 Broad Street, ca. 1790-1800
owner: New Bern Historical Society