These homes are from various places in the southeast. Some are in Greenwood and Columbia, South Carolina and Asheville, NC but most are in Marietta, Rome and Roswell, Georgia. I've also added a few from a recent trip to Savannah and the Isle of Hope. See if you can spot the flags and/or patriotic bunting in each picture. Some are a little tricky to see, but they are there. Hope you enjoy the tour!
Hope you enjoyed the tour. Did you find all the flags?
See you Sunday evening for Metamorphosis Monday! I have a fun surprise for you. It's something I've been wanting to do for three years and I finally did it! :)
Pssst: If you're looking for a cute patriotic napkin ring for your 4th of July festivities, I posted a tutorial HERE for the napkin ring I used in this tablescape, HERE.
What beautiful houses Susan! I want to move there and sit on one of those beautiful wrap around porches... of course I'd fly my flag!
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Susan
beautiful homes & beautiful AMERICA!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! What beautiful homes all in their own unique way. Love the patriotism! Happy 4th of July!
ReplyDeleteSusan, thank you for the flag tour, the homes were beautiful and I love looking for all the flags. Happy 4th. of July.
ReplyDeleteOh I love love love these homes. Such character. Thanks for the tour and the fact I won't be able to sleep tonight because I'll be thinking about what you possibly could have wanted to do for 3 years and are now doing! LOL! Hey, thanks!
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Kim
Beutiful pictures of some gorgeous old homes! I especially loved seeing the bunting - there's nothing more americana than bunting on a home in July. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post! The houses are all so pretty and American.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger we lived in a house identical to the 10th house from the bottom (the brick house with the high peak). Our house was reversed though and had a slighly extended archway over the door to form a very small porch. The windows on the far left of the house (the far right on ours) are a sun room. We turned it into a library and it was my favorite room in the house.
A gorgeous display of wonderful historic homes demonstrating their pride in the blessing it is to live in the USA.
ReplyDeleteBlessing Kelsie
You know I love these old houses!
ReplyDeleteFlying the colors proudly year-round here at My Place to Yours. UNITED we stand! Happy Independence Day!
What an awesome tour. Thank you for taking us along with you! The homes are simply magnificent.
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Paula
We share a love for old houses and a love of our country. Thanks for the tour. When we go for a tour, I'm usually driving and I can't concentrate on the details. So your tour was so much better!
ReplyDeleteOh Susan what a grand example of July 4th celebrating than main street USA. All the lovely homes with flags blowing in the breeze. Perfect post, thanks for sharing. Happy Fourth of July
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The French Hutch
You take us on such amazing tours!
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed them so much...
Thank you for the fun!
What a tour, Susan! I loved seeing all of these beautiful homes flying our nation's flag proudly. Hope you and yours have a wonderful 4th of July!
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Shelia ;)
What a fun tour ! Thanks so much for the patriotic fun :)
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th of July weekend. Richard at My Old Historic House
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely homes.....all gorgeous! I would love to know where the little white one towards the end with the picket fence is, that is my favorite, believe it or not, out of all of these beauties!!
ReplyDeleteoops, most of them have the picket fence! im loving the 19th cottage from the top down :) and would love to know where this is located!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful homes and they alm show such pride of ownership! We fly our flag EVERY day. God bless America! Hope you have a GREAT weekend! XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the beautiful parade of homes and flags. I thoroughly loved it! I often visit your blog, but this if the first time I've commented. You inspire me each time and again, I say thanks. :-)
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Chris in Idaho
They're ALL wonderful! We should all take and post flag flying pictures all across blogland.....from sea to shining sea!
ReplyDeleteLOVED the house tour, Susan. Even saw a couple of front entry Colonials like our house. Thanks for taking us along. Susan
ReplyDeleteIronstone and Pine, that adorable house in located on Kennesaw Avenue in Marietta, Georgia. I love it's roof line. I love houses with multiple pitches or eves or whatever you call that. Throw in a few dormer windows and I'm totally smitten.
ReplyDeleteOld houses have so much more character than new. I would do anything to be able to sit on one of those porches & just rock my life away on a rocking chair, enjoying life with my family. ah, so delightful.
ReplyDeletePatrizia
I loved the tour. The houses are all beautiful, and I found all of the flags. This tour really represents what Independence Day is all about, and our love for our American flag.
ReplyDeleteI love this post! Thank you so much for showing us all these beautiful homes with their flags. Happy 4th to everyone!
ReplyDeleteShe's a grand old flag .. an emblem of the the land I love... and forever in peace may she wave. Our flag is flying, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour and Happy 4th!
Beautiful homes, wonderful flags..I remember when I was young and in the North. Most homes proudly flew the flag...Flag Day parade celebrations and warm exchanges among neighbors...Oh, thank you for the wonderful salute to the flag.
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wow, I love all those big front porches!
ReplyDeletethat's wonderful Happy fourth of July everyone! Time to relax and enjoy our great cosy loved homes and family and freedom to do so!
ReplyDeleteKAT
Great post. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOH how I love these beautiful homes!! They are all so inviting and unique. Happy Fourth!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos - thank you for sharing them - I'm a sucker for old houses - we bought ours 15 years ago as a fixer-upper and I saw the very same style in one of your photos above.
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