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Join us October 13 for the 2007 Tour of Homes

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View Past Tour of Homes Booklets (1978-2005)

Developed from the 1850s to the 1920s, concurrent with a period of tremendous growth in the greater community, the South Fountain Historic District encompasses an area of approximately fifteen square blocks immediately south of downtown Springfield, Ohio.
 
Prominent Americans like Oliver S. Kelly, William Whitely, and Francis Bookwalter are counted among the district’s founding residents. With the continued success of Whitely’s Champion Reaper and other district owned businesses, South Fountain came to be recognized as a premier residential area for Springfield’s affluent class.
 
Today, we embrace the opportunity to preserve and enhance these beautiful homes, not only as marvels of architecture, but as a tangible link between Springfield’s past and future.