2012 Fan Tour

1505 Griffith

The porch of 1505 Griffith will be highlighted during the Margaret Place Fan Tour Lucky ticket holders to the Fan Tour will be able to walk onto this porch and take in the beauty of the surrounding trees along with a glimpse of Lake Charles.

The interior of this Landmark home, known as "The H.D. White House", will also be open for Sunday's Tour of Homes.

106 Grove

Front Porch, 106 Grove In 1990, 8,621 homes competed for the Better Homes and Gardens Improvement Contest.There were 12 winners. 106 Grove was one of those 12!

Ticket holders to the Margaret Place Fan Tour will learn more about the extensive renovations to this Landmark home as presented by "Bungalow Barb", Barbara Wyman, from her front porch.

330 Wilson

Porch at 330 Wilson during the Locke Era Margaret Place residents and friends of Theresa and James Barnatt know that they enjoy the tranquility of their porch as much as those who came before them!

A Landmark Home by the Calcasieu Historical Preservation Society, the porch of this historic home known as "The Leon Locke House" will serve as a prominent feature of Saturday afternoon's walking tour and preview event.

Visitors will have a rare opportunity to take in the history and ambiance of the home built and occupied by former Lake Charles Mayor Leon Locke and his family.

The Barnatt's have quite a story of what they consider a work-in-progress. Fortunately, they are willing to share their approach to renovating this historic property.

211 Wilson

IMG_9568_filopatio_towardgameroom Whether it is the annual Quinn-Filo Volleyball Tournament, an LSU or Saints football game or simply a neighborhood get-together, "The Filo Patio" and game room at 211 Wilson Street is a popular Margaret Place gathering spot.

Visitors will enter from the Grove Street yard entrance which is conveniently located next to the last stop on the Fan Tour, 106 Grove.

The Gardens at 321 Wilson

Entrance to Ranier Gardens "Breathtaking!" "Stunning!" "Beautiful!" are just a few words to use when describing the gardens at 321 Wilson, the home of Drew and Sheila Ranier.