Schumacher Place is one of the best kept secrets in Columbus. East of German Village, it has the same wonderful German flavor and feel. The neighborhood has been a designated area of Columbus' near south side since 1983. It was named for one of the neighborhood's oldest families, the Schumacher's. In 1888, Max Schumacher opened and owned a dairy near his home at 343 Sycamore Street. His barn stood where Sycamore Condominiums now stand. Today, Schumacher Place consist of over 700 homes. The oldest section, found north of Sycamore Street, is characterized by closely-set brick homes with small yards. South of Sycamore, the houses are predominantly wood-framed and were built between 1900-1925. Schumacher Place is a neighborhood of diversity with a variety of people and housing choices within its boundaries.
2010 SPCA Home & Garden Tour
Saturday, July 24th, 2010
6PM - 8PM
TICKETS AVAILABLE JULY 15th
AT VILLAGE CONEY
Tickets | payable by Check or Cash ONLY
$10 Home & Garden Tour Only - Non SPCA Member
$20 H&G Tour & After Party - Non SPCA Members
$15 H&G Tour & After Party - SPCA MEMBERS* *Available in advance ONLY at the July 15th Social or by contacting Lisa Chappel | 614.443.8457 | lchappel@wowway.com
All tickets will also be available for purchase the night of the Home & Garden Tour at 898 Bruck Street starting at 5:30PM.
The 2010 Schumacher Place Home & Garden Tour
Saturday, July 24th, 2010
More details to come...
A neighbor found a little poodle/terrier/spaniel mix, black with a white spot on his chest. Please call Susan Lee-Meeder, 306-5699, if you're missing your pup
