Historic Rosedale, at 3427 N. Tryon Street, has been part of Charlotte’s history since 1815, when the house was completed by Archibald Frew, a tax collector and postmaster for the town of Charlotte.
The last people to live in the house were Mary Louise and Alice Davidson, sisters who sold the home and land to the Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina in 1985.
Learn more about Historic Rosedale as well as about 6 other area gardens.
Davidson Family Christmas — Guided Holiday House Tours
Historic Rosedale is inviting the community to A Davidson Family Christmas — Historic Rosedale in 1945.
This holiday tour celebrates the Davidson family, who were the last residents to live at Rosedale. Visitors will experience the home decorated for Christmas 1945.
There will also be a limited-time, special exhibition of first-edition children’s Christmas books in partnership with UNC Charlotte Special Collections.
Tours will be held each Saturday evening at 5 and 6:30 pm.
Advance tickets are $15 per person in advance, and $20 the week of.
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- Christmas tree farms and lots
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- Pictures with Santa
- Hanukkah celebrations in Charlotte
- Charlotte area holiday markets
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