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The Millers’ Dunwoody home, a French Colonial revival, is
on the tour. Built in 1971 and bought by the Millers in 1993,
the Louisiana natives were drawn by the New Orleans flavor
of the two-story front porch and wrought iron railings.
Sandy Springs home on
Dunwoody Woman’s Club tour
BY JOE EARLE
joeearle@reporternewspapers.net
A home in Sandy Springs and
homes in Dunwoody and the Histor
ic Brookhaven neighborhood are sched
uled to open to the public during fund
raising tours in October.
The Dunwoody Home Tour, the ma
jor annual fundraiser for the Dunwoody
Woman’s Club, features five homes, in
cluding one this year that happens to be
in Sandy Springs. The tour — the 41st
put together by the Woman’s Club, is
scheduled for Oct. 2.
The Dunwoody tour is expected to
draw up to 1,000 people, Sharon Doyle,
publicity chairwoman for the Wom
an’s Club, said in an interview. Mon
ey raised through the tour is used to fi
nance local programs. “It goes right back
into the community,” Doyle said.
The Historic Brookhaven Candle
light Tour, a fundraiser for Atlanta Ron
ald McDonald House Charities, fea
tures four homes located in the Historic
Brookhaven neighborhood in Buckhead
and Brookhaven. That tour is scheduled
for Oct. 24.
“All proceeds from the tour will help
provide temporary housing and support
services to families of ill and injured
children treated at local hospitals,” tour
committee member Donna Davidson
said in a press release.
The Dunwoody tour features remod
eled homes, and offers a chance to see
how some residents have remade their
“typical Dunwoody house,” a Geor-
gian-style home sometimes described as
Seeing houses
41st annual
Dunwoody Home Tour
Date: Oct. 2
Time: 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Cost: $25 in advance, $30 on
day of tour
For more information:
www.dunwoodywomansclub.org
Historic Brookhaven
Candlelight Tour of Homes
Date: Oct. 24
Time: 5:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.
Cost: $40 in advance,
$50 on day of tour
For more information:
www.armhc.org/tourtickets
a “five over four with a door” because
it features five second-floor windows
above four first-floor windows with a
central door.
“It’s a nice variety of examples of
what can be done with the standard
Dunwoody home,” Doyle said.
The tour will include homes that
have been renovated to give them a new
look, including one redone in a New
Orleans style, complete with wrought-
iron balconies, and another remade into
a Craftsman-style home, Doyle said.
“I marvel at what people have accom
plished in terms of their older homes,”
Doyle said.
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