Jefferson Candlelight Tour of Homes® 2021

Built in 1872, with 2 carriage houses being added around 1910, Angell Manor sits majestically across from Lions Park welcoming visitors to Jefferson. This Queen Anne Victorian Free Classic style home sits as one of Jefferson's most unique and memorable homes. From its metal shingle roof, large wrap around porch and huge kitchen, Angell Manor has features unmatched by any other house in East Texas. 

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LSM Cottage, named for its owners, Lamar and Sherry Mask, was built in 2021. Even though it's a new build, it has many architectural features that the owners acquired from historic Jefferson, including the Carnegie Library. The Masks have been collecting Christmas treasures for 36 years and can't wait to share them with the Candlelight tours. 

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Built in 1998, this Neo-Greek Revival home was constructed on the site of the Oppenheim House. Owners Bobbie Hardy and her late husband Randy were diligent in their efforts to re-create the old South and 1800's style with particular emphasis on the antebellum architecture of famous houses of Natchez.  

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Built in 1890, this Queen Anne Victorian home was built on the foundation of surviving 1841 ferry structure built by Allen Urquhart. Moved from the original site on Houston St. to E. Walker, grandson Allen Urquhart spared no expense. Wrap around porch, stained glass in every room, and a dramatic staircase are just a few architectural features of this beautiful home.  

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Stroll through 115 Decorated and Lighted Christmas Trees at no charge. Various individuals, families, businesses and organizations decorate these endearing trees in support of the Jefferson Lions Club. 

The Enchanted Forest is located in Lions Park at 502 E. Jefferson Street.