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Fall at Trabue Russell House a special time By Linda Waggener If you're wondering what the historic Trabue Russell House, 201 Jamestown Street, offers, we're posting some fall event photos to show it inside and out. The City will welcome everyone to an open house Saturday, December, 2, 2023 featuring colonial style holiday decorations, Victorian style themes, and a 1950s vintage room with light refreshments served. The fall season is a special time at the historic home, preserved by the Adair Heritage Association and maintained and owned now by the City of Columbia. Volunteers joined Mary Anne and Barry Loy recently to help make it possible for ACES fifth graders to experience life as it might have been when the historic Trabue Russell House and its builder Daniel Trabue were new to Columbia. For tours and information about the historic property contact City Hall at 270-384-2501. This story was posted on 2023-11-30 22:44:15
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