Friends of Old Annville (FOOA) will hold a free walking tour of historic stone structures in Annville on Sunday, May 1. (Update: The event has been rescheduled to Sunday, May 15, due to possible rain.)
FOOA tour guide volunteers will lead groups of 12-15 on an approximately 90-minute tour of more than a dozen historic limestone structures in the heart of Annville’s downtown and along the Quittapahilla Creek.
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The tour will include a stop at the Raiguel Mansion on S. White Oak Street, where refreshments provided by Swatara Coffee Company will be served on the lawn.
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There is no cost to attend the event, but registrations are strongly encouraged. Donations will be accepted to support Friends of Old Annville, a nonprofit focused stewarding Annville’s rich history through building and streetscape preservation and historical research and publication efforts.
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The tour will begin at Christ UCC Church (200 S. White Oak Street) and parking will be available in the church lot. A rain date is scheduled for Sunday, May 15.
With questions, visit the FOOA website or email fooa_annville@hotmail.com.
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