The Parade of Homes is yearly event sponsored by the Iron Door Arts and Theater.  This year, the Teeples family and their next door neighbors the Cox’s were out of town the day of the parade.  Elizabeth Kent, Brenda Daniels, and Kathy Kent--members of the Iron Door Arts and Theater--were able to fill in and provide tours in their absence.  While a little muddy, the evening was perfectly lit by nature, and stayed free of rain, sleet, or snow.  Each of the homes was decked out in fantastic seasonal cheer, and the Enterprise thanks all of the kind and welcoming hosts.

Careen and Jason Hornecker’s home in New Canyon is an amazing log-cabin style home with spacious ceilings, and a great angle for sunrise and sunset.

Peggy Olson’s home is a wonderful mix of modern and classical styles.  Her husband Lee was unavailable for a picture at the time we visited.

Catching the exterior of the house right at dusk was hard to turn down.  The Teeples home in New Canyon set the Christmas stage for the parade of homes. 

Gary and Carolee Cox’s home was shown by Brenda Daniels and Kathy Kent, complete with “purple room” and “long arm quilting machine,” which was truly a sight to behold!

 

Careen and Jason Hornecker’s home in New Canyon is an amazing log-cabin style home with spacious ceilings, and a great angle for sunrise and sunset.