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 The year was 1974.
Richard Nixon resigned from office. Yitzhak Rabin replaced the resigning Israeli Prime Minister, Golda Meir. The Miami Dolphins defeated the Minnesota Vikings in Superbowl VIII. Hank Aaron beat Babe Ruth’s homerun record. Happy Days began its eleven year run on ABC. Barbra Streisand hit number one on the singles chart for the first time with The Way We Were. Cher and Sonny Bono separated. This year’s event features eleven homes, including 911 Neil Avenue, a home that was on the first Tour in 1974. As a special delight, the Tour will take visitors inside Westminster Thurber Village and to its rooftop patio for breathtaking views of Victorian Village and downtown Columbus.
The cost of the ticket is $15 in advance, and $20 the day of the Tour. Tickets are available online now and will be on sale beginning August 01, 2009 at Spinelli’s Deli located at 767 Neil Avenue. |
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