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Check back for the Fall 2017 Tour Schedule

If you can't wait, see the self-guided brochures described below!

Preview Palo Alto's historic architectural styles, and see examples of what some of our early architects and builders created.

Tour Brochures

College Terrace Sampler

Dating from 1887, College Terrace was developed with faculty and fraternities in mind!

Crescent Park
There is no brochure for this tour yet—so join us on the next docent-led tour!

Downtown Walking Tour
Beautiful tiles abound! The brochure is currently being revised.

Holiday House Tour
Links to photos from past Holiday House Tours are on the Holiday House Tour page. (There is no tour planned for this year.)

Homer Avenue Heritage Walk
Old laundries, the church from Harold and Maude, charming Victorian cottages—it's all on Homer Avenue!

Professorville Sampler
This walk gives you a feel for this wonderful neighborhood that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was Palo Alto's first historical district! Choose either a Saturday or Sunday tour—or both! Read about early Professorville residents in "Who was who in Professorville" by columnist Ward Winslow, reprinted from the Sunday, October 13, 1985 Palo Alto Times Tribune.

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	College Terrace Sampler Dating from 1887, College Terrace was developed with faculty and fraternities in mind!
	Crescent Park There is no brochure for this tour yet—so join us on the next docent-led tour!
	Downtown Walking Tour Beautiful tiles abound! The brochure is currently being revised.
	Holiday House Tour Links to photos from past Holiday House Tours are on the Holiday House Tour page. (There is no tour planned for this year.)
	Homer Avenue Heritage Walk Old laundries, the church from Harold and Maude, charming Victorian cottages—it's all on Homer Avenue!
	Professorville Sampler This walk gives you a feel for this wonderful neighborhood that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was Palo Alto's first historical district! Choose either a Saturday or Sunday tour—or both! Read about early Professorville residents in "Who was who in Professorville" by columnist Ward Winslow, reprinted from the Sunday, October 13, 1985 Palo Alto Times Tribune.