VictorianVillage Memphis

We are so excited to share that the roof restoration at the Lowenstein House has begun!! The house, built in 1890, is a very rare example of the Richardsonian Romanesque style blended with the Italianate influences of the arched top windows and pyramidal tower roof.
Victorian Village Inc. is very grateful to the owner, Bill Townsend, who has become one of the leaders in architectural preservation in Memphis. He is also currently restoring another National Historic Landmark property in the same block of the neighborhood - The Pillow McIntyre House at 707 Adams Ave. circa 1842.

My home, Laurelhill is on the market. PM or call me for details😀

We are moving! Our office in the historic townhouse LAURELHILL is for sale. Please call our executive director, Scott Blake at 901 277 0223 for details. The new location will be announced soon.

Laurelhill. 671 Jefferson Ave for sale

You’re invited to celebrate Tennessee Arbor Day with us on Friday, March 7! We’ll join City of Memphis Mayor Paul Young, the West Tennessee Chapter: Tennessee Urban Forestry Council, Memphis Parks, Memphis Tree Board, Memphis Botanic Garden, T.O. Fuller State Park and Wolf River Conservancy in planting a tree at historic Wi******er Park, and you can pick up a free tree seedling to plant at your own home. Help us recognize the important role trees play in our environment and public spaces!

⏰ Friday, March 7, 10am
📍 660 Lane Ave., Memphis, TN 38105

We have several strategic partners in Victorian Village that help us with our mission to make this community vibrant, diverse and properous. The Memphis Medical District and the Downtown Memphis Commission give us a great deal of support both financially and professionally. Please take this short survey from Survey Monkey to help MMDC in their annual community needs and vision. I took it today and it is about a five minute commitment.
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Pictures below are from our community engagement meeting in Victorian Village Park to help envision a new, active use for the heart of our neighborhood. Thanks to DMC and MMDC and Community Lift for sponsoring the event. Ritchie Smith and Associates are the landscape architects involved in the planning.

Scott Blake, Executive Director