Tour of Homes

Quietly residing above the 9&10 News office, where Laurie Morley works, is “The Arlington Executive Suite.” Fun surprises await those who enter this delightfully decorated apartment home. Laurie and Scott Morley completely renovated this space – much of it themselves. There are no before and after photos because the space was in such disarray that … Read more

Ken and Nancy Miller’s 1900 Victorian home is another Sault Sainte Marie gem filled with antiques, family heirlooms, and even peacock feathers. Once inside the front door, notice the rich woodwork, the L-shaped stairs, French doors, and an apple butter kettle. The lamp on the foyer table is from Ken’s grandmother’s home in Ontario. Beginning … Read more

Built in 1890, called an American Four Square House, and known as “Dr. Scott’s residence,” the home at 506 North Ravine Street has been nearly completely renovated and deeply loved by the Landis family. A before and after photo book will be available for your perusal. The Landises’ commitment and attention to detail is obvious … Read more

Spacious, visual, and fun, 501 Sheridan Drive is a beautiful home filled with exposed stone of the past, nooks and crannies at every turn, and grand views of the outdoors literally at every step. This home once belonged to Judge Steer, who had a law library in the home (c 1890). His books were the … Read more

Built in 1902, the same year as the completion of the power canal, this three story Queen Anne Victorian is beloved to the Dales. “There are so many unique features that we appreciate every day,” says Lizabeth. The home contains many eclectic collections. Upon entering the home, there are cowboy and baseball hat collections hung … Read more