Clad in Victorian dress, Meredith Harra and a live tree decorated in 1800s style welcomed visitors to the Phelps-Tavenner Research Center during the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour. The center, on Camden Avenue in Parkersburg, is home to the Wood County Historical and Preservation Society. The tour brought 240 ticketholders to nine stops Saturday and Sunday in Parkersburg and Vienna. (Photo Provided)
The Phelps-Tavenner Research Center, home of the Wood County Historical Preservation Society, was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour Saturday and Sunday. The tour saw 240 ticketholders visit nine places in Parkersburg and Vienna. (Photo Provided)
The Phelps-Tavenner Research Center, home of the Wood County Historical Preservation Society, was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour Saturday and Sunday. The tour saw 240 ticketholders visit nine places in Parkersburg and Vienna. (Photo Provided)
At the Vienna home of Curtis, Kasey, Weston and Adeline Brookover, visitors were invited to experience the cozy ambiance and receive a miniature Jesus figurine. The Brookover home was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour Saturday and Sunday in Vienna and Parkersburg. (Photo Provided)
Janet Shinsky and “elves” decorated this peppermint-themed tree to enhance the Parkersburg Woman’s Club house during the Holly Trail event Saturday and Sunday. Guests enjoyed piano music while partaking of refreshments such as cookies and a chocolate fountain. (Photo Provided)
A tree at the Plum Street home of Don and Sharon Maloney was decorated with a grandson’s train and Matchbox cars sold years ago to Grandma for $50. The Maloneys’ home was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour that drew 240 ticketholders Saturday and Sunday. (Photo Provided)
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Clad in Victorian dress, Meredith Harra and a live tree decorated in 1800s style welcomed visitors to the Phelps-Tavenner Research Center during the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour. The center, on Camden Avenue in Parkersburg, is home to the Wood County Historical and Preservation Society. The tour brought 240 ticketholders to nine stops Saturday and Sunday in Parkersburg and Vienna. (Photo Provided)
The Phelps-Tavenner Research Center, home of the Wood County Historical Preservation Society, was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour Saturday and Sunday. The tour saw 240 ticketholders visit nine places in Parkersburg and Vienna. (Photo Provided)
The Phelps-Tavenner Research Center, home of the Wood County Historical Preservation Society, was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour Saturday and Sunday. The tour saw 240 ticketholders visit nine places in Parkersburg and Vienna. (Photo Provided)
At the Vienna home of Curtis, Kasey, Weston and Adeline Brookover, visitors were invited to experience the cozy ambiance and receive a miniature Jesus figurine. The Brookover home was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour Saturday and Sunday in Vienna and Parkersburg. (Photo Provided)
Janet Shinsky and “elves” decorated this peppermint-themed tree to enhance the Parkersburg Woman’s Club house during the Holly Trail event Saturday and Sunday. Guests enjoyed piano music while partaking of refreshments such as cookies and a chocolate fountain. (Photo Provided)
A tree at the Plum Street home of Don and Sharon Maloney was decorated with a grandson’s train and Matchbox cars sold years ago to Grandma for $50. The Maloneys’ home was one of nine stops on the Parkersburg Woman’s Club Holly Trail tour that drew 240 ticketholders Saturday and Sunday. (Photo Provided)
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The Parkersburg Women’s Club Holly Trail Tour brought 240 ticketholders to nine stops Saturday and Sunday in Parkersburg and Vienna. (Photos Provided)