JOIN US FOR ANOTHER EXCITING TOUR!
While the tour fulfills the educational objectives of Long Beach Heritage, the proceeds of the event are dedicated to the restoration and support of the historic Bembridge House, a landmark owned by our organization. Please know that we expect the event to sell out with over 600 visitors and volunteers participating. Ticket sales will begin at the end of April. You don't want to miss it!
Great Homes of Long Beach
Sunday, June 2, 2013 from noon to five
The tickets are $30.00 for members and $35.00 for non-members through PayPal or mail a check to Long Beach Heritage, PO Box 92521, Long Beach, CA 90809 with a self-addressed stamped envelope.
Tickets, maps and instructions will be mailed if the order is received by May 27th. After that time, paid tickets will be held in "Will Call" where they may be picked up between 12:00 and 2:00 on the day of the tour.
If you purchase tickets after May 27th plan to begin your tour at the Jennie Reeve House, 4260 Country Club Drive, where you may pick up your tickets and tour books. Extra tickets will be available at the same time and location.
1937 Spanish Colonial - This two story Andalusian-influenced California Heights residence has an arcaded portico, faux stone entry and interior staircase. The original owner, J. Donald Gunn, worked for Craig shipping.
1914 Craftsman - One of the first homes in the Virginia Country Club area, this spectacular bungalow is surrounded by lush gardens. A second floor has been added.
1976 – Inspired by Streamline Moderne. The uncluttered architecture, softened by rounded corners, has stood the test of time. One of Long Beach’s first solar homes.
1951 – Built in early Federal tract style. New owners saw the simple floor plan and nondescript styling as an opportunity to make a statement about a unique and sustainable lifestyle. Sustainable meets stylish.
