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Olympia’s holiday tour of historic homes returns after pandemic hiatus

Olympia, WALocal News

After a five-year hiatus caused by the pandemic, the Olympia Historical Society is thrilled to revive its Holiday Tour of Historic Homes, much to the excitement of the community. This year's tour will spotlight the South Capitol Neighborhood, a designated historic district known for its architectural diversity from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A standout property is the Baude-Meyer House, a Tudor Revival built in 1926, featuring a semi-octagonal tower and spacious, light-filled rooms. Current owners Andy and Karen Meyer have undertaken significant renovations, preserving the home's historical integrity while updating its features. Scheduled for December 8, the tour will provide attendees with a glimpse into several beautifully decorated homes, marking a significant moment in local culture as community members eagerly anticipate such events.

The occasion promises to be a festive gathering, celebrating the rich history and vibrant community spirit of Olympia.

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