Historic Decatur Christmas Tour  
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2009 * 3:00 to 8:00 PM
 
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The Mitchell - Godbey House
204 Canal Street, NE

The Mitchell-Godbey House was built in 1913 by Mary G. Mitchell. In October of 2008, it was purchased by Teresa Locke Godbey. This 1300 square foot Victorian cottage which includes an entryway, a living room, a master bedroom, a parlor (currently used as a second bedroom), a kitchen, a dining room, and "glamour bath" was once home to 8 people!

Much of the original house is intact: original hardwood floors throughout, front door with attached original doorbell, all interior doors and trim are original to the home and the skeleton key to the bathroom is also original. While the key to the bathroom is original, the bathroom has been updated. The kitchen has also been renovated. It is rumored that the two trees just outside the front door are the oldest trees in Old Decatur. Note the Gregorian calendar located in the dining room. It was found in the attic and is estimated at over 100 years old. Teresa is ecstatic to finally be a resident of Old Decatur!

The Mitchell-Godbey House

 
 


3:00 PM
Lee Sentell, AL Tourism Director,
"The Year of Small Towns and Downtowns"

Ross Railey, J. Ross, the Florist
"Holiday Decorating Tips and Demonstration"
St. John's Episcopal Church

3:00 - 8:00 PM
Carillon Christmas Music
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church

Christmas Home Tours in Albany and Old Decatur

4:00 - 8:00 PM
Carriage Rides - $10 each
The Carnegie Visual Arts Center or
Delano Park

5:00 PM
The Three Sopranos Return with Carols of the Season
First Presbyterian Church

6:00 - 7:30 PM
Open House and Choir Music
Emmanuel Church International

 



 
 
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