Architect junkies: Here’s your chance to peek inside some of Pasadena’s most charming homes
The Historic Highlands Neighborhood Assn. is sponsoring a tour on Sunday of five homes from the late 1800s to early 1900s in Pasadena’s Historic Highlands.
The tour will highlight a range of architectural styles, including Spanish Colonial Revival and Craftsman. The event will also include a tour of the Lacey House, a California bungalow designed by Sylvanus B. Marston, and the French Gothic sanctuary of the Westminster Presbyterian Church on North Lake Avenue.
The tour is self-guided, and docents will be available at each home to answer questions about the home’s history and restoration, features, designer and past owners.
Where: Historic Highlands, Pasadena. Tickets at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1757 N. Lake Ave. or 1052 E. Woodbury Road.
When: Noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 24
Price: $20. Discounted tickets can be purchased online in advance for $15.
Info: www.historichighlands.org
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