Old West Side Association
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 BE WELL from all of us in the Old West Side

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 See you soon for Walk with Grace as well as

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 other events--WANT TO VOLUNTEER?

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Welcome To The Neighborhood

We need volunteers interested in participating in a possble tour or alternative event. Call Christine Brummer at 734-945-0229 or email oldwestsidea2@gmail.com

CANCELLED: Old West Side Homes Tour. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL AS VOLUNTEERS IN A HEALTHY ATMOSPHERE for all of our usual events including the tour, the walk with Grace and the Children's Festival
Would have been third Sunday, September.
Time: Noon to Five O'clock
Headquarters: St Paul Lutheran Church at corner of Liberty and Third.
Buy tickets here at headquarters day of tour. Prices day of tour are $12 ($8 Seniors) Please see the Homes Tour tab above for additional information.

Former HOMES TOUR SPONSORS with our sincere thanks: Reinhart Realtors, Chad Pratt Painting, Haley Mechanical, Norton's Flowers, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services/Snyder & Company Realtors, Satchel's BBQ, and Washtenaw Dairy.

General Information: The Old West Side is an historic neighborhood whose architecture, streetscape, history, and environment are especially characteristic of 19th century midwestern America. The non-profit Old West Side Association was formed in 1967 to promote neighborhood conservation. The Old West Side Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.

The area receives further protection through a local Ann Arbor Historic Preservation Ordinance passed in 1978, revised in 1992, and replaced in 2007. The Old West Side Association hosts neighborhood meetings including a Fall Forum, publishes a newsletter, and sponsors annual events including the Fall Homes Tour, Old West Side Week, and the Children's Festival at Wurster Park.