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The White Bear Area Historic House Tour 2010 presented by The White Bear Lake Area Historical Society Along with Signature Sponsor

September 26th, noon - 6pm
Featuring 10 Fabulous Homes On and Around White Bear Lake!

5 Yellow Birch Rd

215 Cedar Street

616 Hall Avenue

2297 4th Street

2327 6th Street

4581 Lake Avenue

4673 Lake Avenue

5 Birchwood Avenue

10420 Hadley Circle N

67 Wildwood Beach Rd

Built in 1916, this stately country home was designed by famous architect Emanuel Masqueray as his last work before his death. Other notable projects by Masqueray include the Catheral of St. Paul and the Basilica of St. Mary's in Minneapolis.

Built in 1915, this village retreat is designed to maximize space and relaxation with an elegant yet comfortable living space and tranquil lot.

Built in 1947, this post-war prefabricated Cape Cod Style home has been modified over the years to fit the needs of its homeowners and their ecletic style.

Built in 1905, this unspoiled Queen Anne style home has been in the current owner's family all but a decade of it's existance.

Built ca. 1889, after serving for more than a century as the home of Manitou Island's caretakers, this structure was moved across the frozen lake in 2009 to its new site where it has been renovated and updated.

Built in 1862, historically known as the "Mound Cottage" this property is one of White Bear's oldest cottages on the lake and the original site of the largest of this area's American Indian Burial mounds.

Built in 1910, located on the site of the William's House one of White Bear's grand resorts, this restful setting lends itself perfectly to the home which is decorated in such a way that one feels as though the lake has been brought inside.

Built ca 1870, one of Birchwood’s oldest structures, this home has been masterfully restored in recent years.

Built ca.1991, this property overlooking the White Bear Yacht Club Golf Course has a majestic presence in a serene setting.

Built in 2007, this home is built on the site of the roller coaster for Wildwood Park, this second generation Wildwood Bay home empasizes family and heritage at its finest.