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Centerville Hosted Walking Tours of Historic Homes and Businesses

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A close-up of an antique brass door knocker on a historic wooden door, symbolizing the heritage of Centerville's historic homes.
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Centerville offered guided and self-guided walking tours to explore historic homes and businesses. Participants could learn about the city's history through various tour options.

Key takeaways

  • Centerville hosted guided and self-guided walking tours of historic sites.
  • The guided tour took place on Thursday, May 14th and focused on the historic district.
  • A self-guided option was available for two weeks from May 14th to May 29th.
  • Both tour options were free to attend.

Centerville held walking tours designed to explore historic homes and businesses within the city. These tours allowed participants to connect with history through guided or self-guided options.

A guided walking tour was held on Thursday, May 14th at 7 PM sharp. This in-person tour lasted an hour and a half and focused on a walking quadrant in the historic district of Centerville. The tour began at the Church Well, located at 200 E 200 S, and was recommended for adults only. This guided tour was free to attend.

A self-guided walking tour was also available from May 14th through May 29th. This tour focused on Centerville's Century Farms and included educational banners at each location featuring a map. The self-guided tour was free to participate in and could begin at any location chosen on the map.

Centerville's museum is located at 168 N Main Street, Centerville, UT 84014. The museum operates from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Tuesdays and from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Thursdays, though it is closed during the weeks of Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, and other major holidays.

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