Napa County Landmarks

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Fuller Park Tour 2019 – September 7th

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Napa County Landmarks is proud to announce another successful

2019 Fuller Park Historic Walking Tour!

On September 7th, local expert and tour guide Tom Kennelly and wife Susan Kennelly conducted a walking tour of Napa’s very own Fuller Park! This historic district offers a wide array of architectural styles, from Queen Anne to Greek Revival to Prairie, and a glimpse into Napa’s past. Learn about local Napa architects Luther Turton and William Corlett; as well as the famous Coombs family, who had ties to this area!

WHEN: September 7th, 10:00 am

WHERE: Fuller Park, corner of Jefferson Street and Oak Street

Tickets are be available for purchase on the day of the event, or online .

 
Special Feature:
One home was open for an exclusive interior tour!

All those who participated thoroughly enjoyed it!
Be sure to join us next year!

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