Ranging from quaint 18th century antiques to striking contemporaries, six homes will be on view for the second annual Harvest Home House Tour being held next month by the Hollis Woman's Club. The homes will be decorated in different styles to reflect their architecture and various aspects of the harvest season. The oldest house on the tour, at 3 Depot Road, dates to 1752 and is near the center of town. Deceptively small, it features interconnecting rooms.
Legend has it that a pot of gold is buried in the basement.
Several contemporaries are featured, from 33 and 41 Irene Drive to 37 Eastman Lane. The 41 Irene Drive home boasts a marvelous sound system and a dining table set with Depression carnival glass. Like the home at 33 Irene Drive, the house offers magnificent views of mountains in the distance. The 33 Irene Drive home is accessed by a quarter mile driveway and is situated at the top of a hill. An open concept design, the home features a cherry kitchen and an expanse of windows.