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Michigan Philharmonic Plymouth-Canton Home Tour

Jeanette Sullivan, Neighbor
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The Michigan Philharmonic (formerly known as the Plymouth-Canton Symphony Orchestra) is hosting a Spring Home Tour. Promoted as "not your mother's home tour," it includes five unique homes and a garage that was featured in the 2007 publication, Motor City Dream Garages.  Also included, is an historical home built in 1841, and owned by only three families for the last 128 years, plus a 19,000 sq. ft. new construction home that is certified green by the NAHB research center. Ticket booklets are available for view and sale at various stores in Plymouth, Northville and Canton, as well as on line and at the Philharmonic office located at 774 N. Sheldon in Plymouth.

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