legacy league christmas home tour

Christmas Home Tour. Legacy League's annual Christmas Home Tour showcases extraordinary homes, ranging from traditional to contemporary. Launched in 2011, Samford Legacy League's Christmas Home Tour is a beloved holiday tradition in the Birmingham community. The tour features unique and beautifully appointed homes; proceeds provide ...

The Samford Legacy League's Christmas Home Tour includes the Spitzer home and pool in foreground and the Powell home in background top left. The Spitzer Home. Next door to the Powells is the home of Cheryl and Terry Spitzer, who also engaged the architectural design services of Christopher Architecture and Interiors. Constructed by Kadco ...

Samford University's Legacy League held its 11 th annual Christmas Tour of Homes on Dec. 9, featuring five homes in the Birmingham area. This year's tour set a new record for ticket sales with more than 800 tickets sold. The tour raised more than $40,000 for students with significant financial needs and enduring challenging circumstances.

Five festively appointed residences in Homewood, Mountain Brook, and Vestavia Hills will be featured during Samford Legacy League's 13th annual Christmas Home Tour. Guests will enjoy pop-up shoppes and holiday refreshments at the Samford President's Home.

Samford Legacy League's Christmas Home Tour is set for December 8 and is sure to be a highlight of the holiday season! Five fabulous homes, three in Vestavia Hills and two in Mountain Brook, will be showcased during the 12 th annual tour. ARC Realty is once again the Presenting Sponsor for the festive community event, which raises scholarship funds for students with significant financial ...

This year's tour takes place on December 12, 2019. Tour hours are 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Holiday Gift Market hours are 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Keep checking back below for more looks inside ...

Over the past 11 years, Samford Legacy League's Christmas Home Tour has become a beloved tradition in the surrounding Birmingham community. On Thursday, Dec. 9 of this year, five area homeowners will open their holiday decorated homes to the public for one day. Tour attendees can be certain to delight in the holiday décor inside each ...

Mark Thursday, December 8 as a "red letter day" on the calendar - the Legacy League's Christmas Home Tour is sure to be a highlight of the holiday season! Five fabulous homes, three in Vestavia Hills and two in Mountain Brook, will be showcased during the 12th annual tour. ARC Realty is once again the Presenting Sponsor for the festive ...

The foyer of the Samford President's Home, now home to Beck and Julie Taylor. F ive festively decorated houses will be open for visitors during Samford Legacy League's 11th annual Christmas Home Tour on Dec. 9.. This annual community event raises funds to provide transformational scholarships for students with significant financial need and challenging circumstances.

Five homes dressed up for the holiday season will be featured in the Samford Legacy League Christmas Home Tour this year. The 13th annual tour will take place Dec. 7, and those attending will be able to roam through pop-up shops and be treated to holiday refreshments at the Samford President's Home, in addition to touring the homes. ...

For its eleventh year, the Samford Legacy League's Christmas Home Tour returns - an event that takes attendees inside beautifully appointed, expertly decorated homes, all for a good cause. The 2021 Christmas Home Tour will take place on Thursday, December 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and features five unique homes ...

Five unique and beautifully appointed homes, delicious seasonal fare and a holiday gift market are all part of Samford Legacy League's 8th Christmas Home Tour. This annual event is an enjoyable beginning to the Christmas season for everyone and helps provide scholarships for Samford University students. Presented by ARC Realty, the tour ...

Every year, the Samford Legacy League hosts a Christmas Home Tour to raise scholarship money for Samford students with financial need. On Dec. 10 of this year, six homeowners in the Birmingham area will open their doors to the community, and participants will be able to view these beautiful homes decorated for the holiday season. ...

Photo above of Anne and George Lawtons' Buckhead home taken during a Christmas holiday snowstorm. Photos courtesy Samford Legacy League. S amford Legacy League's 10th Annual Christmas Home Tour is set to be held Dec 10.. The event during its tenure has raised more than $250,000 to provide transformational scholarships for students who have faced monumental challenges, including ...

Special Feature Samford Legacy League's much anticipated annual Christmas Home Tour is planned for Thursday, December 10. Now in its 10th year, this yuletide community event showcases beautifully appointed homes and raises funds to provide scholarships for students with significant financial need and challenging circumstances. To date, the tour has raised over $250,000. The 2020 ...

The Booker Home. By Sharon Smith. A tradition begun in 2011 will continue Dec. 7, when the Samford University Legacy League welcomes guests to five fabulous homes in Homewood, Mountain Brook and Vestavia Hills.. The slate of residences on the organization's 13th annual Christmas Home Tour includes an array of architectural styles, ages, décor and holiday trimmings to suit all manner of tastes.

The "something old, something new" rhyme usually is reserved for weddings, but that line also describes the array of homes on Samford Legacy League's Christmas Home Tour this year. The Dec. 12 event includes a range of architectural eras and styles, from classic to cutting-edge.

The Legacy League's annual Christmas Home Tour raises funds to provide scholarships for students with significant financial need and challenging circumstances. Many of the organization's scholarship recipients have faced obstacles including the death or disability of a parent, foster care, inner city violence, parental job loss ...

Birmingham just to attend Legacy League's home tour. She explained that her home was included in a Huntsville Christmas tour, so she never had a chance to visit the other houses on that tour. After seeing a Legacy League poster during a shopping trip, she decided to return to Birmingham for the League's tour. She was not disappointed and