The Lakewood Historical Society presents
"Come Home To Lakewood"

  

Patron Party
Saturday, September 6
6:00 - 9:00 pm
$75/person
(includes House Tour ticket)

Featuring:
Four beautiful Forest Cliff homes not on Sunday's tour

Heavy hors d'oeuvres
Beer & wine
Entertainment
Forest Cliff Drive

House Tour
Sunday, September 7
1:00 - 6:00 pm
$15/person

Featuring:
A Georgian Revival
A Waterford Penthouse
An Italian Renaissance
A Craftsman Bungalow
An Arts & Crafts Bungalow
Marquard‘s Own Home
The Historic Nicholson House
The Hilliard Square Theater


12598 Clifton Boulevard


1560 Waterbury Road


1373 Granger Avenue


12500 Edgewater Drive #1604


The Nicholson House
13335 Detroit Avenue

Don't miss the Cowan Pottery exhibit at The Nicholson House. See below.

All proceeds benefit the programs and projects of the Lakewood Historical Society.

Ticket information: www.lakewoodhistorymuseumstore.com


17895 Lake Avenue


1461 Marlowe Avenue


16104 Hilliard Road
Our own restored Nicholson house will be open for day of tour ticket sales, refreshments and a fabulous display of Cowan Pottery. You'll learn the history of Lakewood's own American Art Pottery from the students of the 2/3 Grade Discovery Class at Grant Elementary School. The students worked with society Executive Director Mazie Adams to research, write and edit a documentary on Cowan Pottery which will show throughout the day. Carol Jacobs, Curator of the Cowan Pottery Museum in Rocky River, will also be on hand with a special exhibit on R. Guy Cowan and his world-famous pottery company. Cowan experts Mark Bassett and Victoria Naumann Peltz will be signing copies of their definitive book, Cowan Pottery and the Cleveland School. The bookwill be available for puchase. Mike Skordelis of the Shop on Madison will also be on hand with Cowan pieces and other art pottery for sale.