Preservation Park Cities Home Tour Makes Big Screen Debut
The homes on this weekend’s Preservation Park Cities home tour made their big-screen debut at a premiere at the Inwood Village Theater May 2.
Guests at the Preservation Park Cities home tour patron premiere, including Preservation Park Cities President Tish Key, 2022 home tour chair Amy Beale, and Larry Good, co-founder of the design firm GFF, enjoyed a cocktail hour before a showing of the tour.
Marvin Key, Tish Key, Amy Beale, and Evan Beale 
Sarah Jaudes, Amy Beale, and Charlotte Sharpe 
Sara Lee Gardner and Stan Gardner
The virtual home tour is available May 7 and 8. Tickets are available on Preservation Park Cities’ website at $25 per person.
The tour includes a Classical Revival home in the 3700 block of Gillon Avenue designed by Hal Thomson for Dallas attorney Samuel Leake in 1916, a French chateau-esque home in the 4300 block of Arcady Avenue designed by George Marble and built for Dines & Kraft in 1937, a Tudor-style home in the 4300 block of Lorraine Avenue built in 1929 by legendary architects Fooshee and Cheek, and a contemporary home in the 3700 block of Maplewood Avenue built in 1964 by commercial specialists Pratt Fox & Henderson construction company.
For more information, visit Preservation Park Cities’ website.
