In 2005 - Stunning variety from richly historic to playfully modern     Click the address or photo for details of each home and building on the Tour

	Residence 1728 NE Knott Street An inviting Colonial Revival home that gleams inside and out.		Coleman-Scott House* 2110 NE 16th Avenue Colonial Revival mansion steeped in Portland and Oregon history		Residence 2124 NE 25th Avenue A modest bungalow re-worked brilliantly into a custom home for modern lifestyles
	Residence 2207 NE 15th Avenue Craftsman 4-Square home living up to its reputation for fine woodwork		Gilliland House* 2229 NE Brazee Street True Craftsman Style home straight from the pages of Gustav Stickley's Craftsman Magazine		Henry B. Miller House* 2439 NE 21st Avenue One of Ellis Lawrence's finest expressions of English Tudor/Arts & Crafts design
	The Gustav Freiwald House* 1517 NE Schuyler This Irvington Landmark for nearly 100 years is now the popular Lion & Rose Bed and Breakfast		Residence 3112 NE 17th Avenue Roscoe Hemenway's masterful early design for his sister - replete with delightful details.		Robert F. Lytle House* 1914 NE 22nd Ave Now known as the Portland White House Bed & Breakfast Inn -- our Tour-Day headquarters
	Westminster Presbyterian Church Its congregation has been a vital part of Irvington life since 1889 -- and its historic sanctuary built in 1912.	Historic Photo Exhibit at the Irvington Tennis Club			The Irvington Tennis Club 2131 NE Thompson.  A community institution since 1905 -- and for this year's Tour, home to an exhibit of historic Irvington photographs.

The Irvington Home Tour is a project of the Irvington Community Association to raise funds for local charitable organizations and community improvement projects.  For a list of the recipients for the 2005 proceeds, click here.

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

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

Gallery of Irvington's National Register Properties.