A record 1350 people attended the 2002 Historic Irvington Home Tour
Helping us celebrate 20 consecutive years for the Tour!

Here's what they saw....(click the address or photo for details of each)

Residence 2107 NE 14th One-of-a-kind treasure of turn-of-the-last-century Colonial Revival and Victorian styles	Residence 2945 NE 17th The epitome of the gracious Colonial Revival home, set in an exquisite garden
The Barnhart-Wright House* 1828 NE Knott An Arts & Crafts masterwork by notable Irvington Architect Frederic Bowman	Residence 2239 NE 19th An expansive Craftsman designed by Emil Schacht, turned into a delightful kid-friendly family home
James & Mary Costello House* 2043 NE Tillamook The "impossible" restoration completed! From eyesore to magnificent Arts & Crafts/Jacobean mansion.	Residence 2330 NE Thompson A warm and inviting Prairie Style home designed by John Virginius Bennes, a pioneer of the style in Portland

Residence
2407 NE Tillamook
One of Irvington's oldest homes, a Stick Style Victorian meticulously restored based on historic photographs

Irvington landmark providing guest services for every Irvington Home Tour

The local grade school and the site of fine Depression Era murals now under restoration

A grand and thriving hostelry, which serves as the official headquarters on Tour Day.
It too is on the National Register of Historic Places

* These two homes are listed on the National Register of Historic Places

and are identified by their historic names as well as their address.