The country home features an impressive display of American art from 1755 to the present and a huge Aeolian pipe organ. Named to the National Register of Historic Places, it harkens back to a vanished lifestyle, with its lavish indoor swimming pool, squash court, bowling alley and shooting gallery. Your next stop is Old Salem, one of the most authentic and inviting living history towns in the country. Walk streets virtually unchanged in over 200 years and see authentically costumed interpreters reenact how ordinary people lived, worked and worshiped in the late 1700s. Tour more than 80 buildings, many of them private homes, and enjoy a delicious lunch at Old Salem Tavern.
Cost includes transportation, meal, admissions and coordination fee.
Tours are available on a first come, first served basis. We reserve the right to change tours if minimum attendance requirements are not met. To make your reservations for these optional tours, fill out and fax or mail the Convention Events Package Form. Reservations are due by June 15, 2001.