The tour of the Shenandoah neighborhood showcases an unusual blend of architectural styles. Featuring:
- Six uniquely different homes from the 20s and 30s: Craftsman, Mediterranean Revival, Mission, Coral Rock, and a Sears’ kit Colonial house.
- Villagers’ Boutique 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM – featuring gift items, plants, baked goods, handmade items, and vintage jewelry. Hosted by the stunning St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral.
- Ticket holders drive themselves to each home. Optional: Hop-on Hop-off Bus transportation available from The Boutique.
- An on-site pop-up café offering food for purchase.
- Villagers Members will be on hand to explain each private home’s distinctive history and features.
Early bird ticket price through November 17th: $65; Effective November 18th, ticket price: $70
– Optional –
TICKETS $65 plus $40 walking tour (limited availability) – see walking tour details below
All sales are final; no refunds
These historic homes cannot accommodate wheelchairs or strollers, and homeowners request no high heels, interior photography, or children under 10.
Shenandoah Walking Tour
(must purchase Home Tour ticket to purchase Walking Tour ticket)December 7, 2024, 9:30 – 10:30 am
Meeting Location will be announced two days prior to the tour date.
Enhance and expand your knowledge of the Shenandoah neighborhood by joining a one hour walking tour with HistoryMiami Museum’s Resident Historian Dr. Paul S. George, a Shenandoah homeowner, as he shares the history of the neighborhood. For three decades, Dr. George has toured his way to local, national and international acclaim with his continuing series of historic tours. Through walking, coach and boat tour experiences, Dr. George has welcomed tour participants on a memorable journey of South Florida through its historic neighborhoods, landmarks and sites. As a Miami native, author and former college professor, Dr. George has gained fame for his uncanny ability to recall the most impressive details about the people and places that make South Florida so unique.
Proceeds support the preservation and protection of historic sites in Miami-Dade County. Through educating, advocating, fundraising, restoration, and documentation The Villagers work to preserve the cultural and architectural heritage of area historic sites and neighborhoods.