11am - Indianapolis

INDYHARMONI INC
Midtown Holiday Home Tour
5640 North Illinois Street
Indianapolis, IN 46208-1546
Come and explore some of the
most beautiful homes in the
Meridian-Kessler and Butler
Tarkington Midtown neighborhoods at the inaugural Midtown
Holiday Home Tour (formerly
Crossroads Holiday Home Tour).
All proceeds go directly back into the
community to help create a stronger
local economy and high qualify of life.
November 13th – 14th
11am – 5pm
Featuring
Five Beautiful Homes
In keeping with the rich tradition of Midwestern
hospitality, homeowners in the heart of Midtown
invite you and yours inside their charming
residences to get a unique glimpse into their
homes gussied up for the holiday season.
Good cheer and tidings of the season abound as
visitors to this one-of-a-kind national historic preservation
district tour five neighborhood dwellings that have been
lovingly decked out in festive holiday décor.
in Historic Midtown Indianapolis
FOR MORE INFORMATION
VISIT indyharmoni.org
CALL the Riviera Club (317) 255-5471
FEATURED HOMES & DESIGNERS
GET TICKETS
Mail in this form with a check to:
INDYHARMONI INC
Midtown Holiday Home Tour
5640 North Illinois Street
Indianapolis, IN 46208-1546
$12 per person
or $15 at the door
4122 North Meridian Street
(Home of Len Pelarski & Gaylon Melton)
Only two duplexes were built in the historic district: this home and the home
to its north, both designed to house the Meyer clan. Today the renaissance
revival home is one of the street’s most elegant single-family dwellings.
Floral design by Becky Ruby of Lilly Lane, 56th and Illinois Streets.
You can also order tickets online at indyharmoni.org
or at any featured home during the event.
4245 North Meridian Street
(Home of Jeff & Lisa Worley) One of the oldest in the historic district, this beautiful home was built in
1909. It has been beautifully updated for its contemporary owners with
the help of decorator Matt Harris.
Floral design by Jim Holland, freelance floral designer.
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4525 North Meridian Street
(Home of Helen O’Guinn)
All the main-floor rooms in this colonial revival, built in 1925, were
recently updated, including converting a trio of rooms in the back of the
house into a single, spacious kitchen.
Floral design by Angela Kenly and Janet Smithers of Bokay Florist,
Kessler and Keystone Avenue.
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This charming duplex, built in the fifties, has been decorated with a
bohemian flair. Although the home is small, it contains many wonderful
artworks by noted artists, friends of the owner.
Floral design by the homeowner, Jennifer Barratt of the Arranger.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
VISIT indyharmoni.org
CALL the Riviera Club (317) 255-5471
5659 North Illinois Street
(Home of Jennifer Barratt)
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, 705 West Hampton
Drive (on the Butler University campus)
Completed in 1929, this Indiana limestone and North Carolina granite
building is affectionately called “the castle.” The residence underwent a
$1.9 million renovation, completed last year, making it the first greencertified fraternity in the state.
Ample parking is available on Meridian and area side streets.
ALSO VISIT:
Midtown Holiday Café and Market (at The Riviera Club)
Come and enjoy great food while shopping and visiting
with friends and neighbors! Buy your holiday decorations
and shop locally for gifts for the whole family!
Midtown Loves Local businesses will be out in full force
showing their wares. Come support your local vendors and
have fun at the same time!
Floral design by David Strohmeyer of the Empty Vase, 49th and
Pennsylvania Streets.
www.indyharmoni.org