Visit the Woodruff-Fontaine House, Memphis
Amid the sweet perfume of the old magnolia trees, the Woodruff-Fontaine House stands as a reminder of times past. At the time this home was built in the 1870s this French-Victorian style mansion was a star in the area then known as "Millionaire's Row".
This mansion which was the home to two very prominent Memphis families was gifted to the City of Memphis in 1936 and was vacant for many years. In 1962, The Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities rescued the house which was in a great state of disrepair at this point and restored it to its former splendor.
The house was restored, many original pieces remain and other period pieces were acquired to give the house such an authentic feel, you'll swear you've stepped back in time.
The Woodruff-Fontaine House is not only a fun place to tour and see the day to day goings-on of the past, you can also schedule a meal for your tour group. If you have a group of 25 or more, the house will create a fantastic luncheon or dinner for your tour group to enjoy.
Specialities such as Rosemary apricot pork tenderloin,Grilled mixed vegetables
Spiced new potatoes and dessert or Chicken breast in phyllo dough stuffed with orange and cheese and Cranberry frozen fruit salad and much, much more are available for you to choose from.
If you'd like to do something a little different with your tour group and include a very nice meal to enjoy to boot in some elegant surroundings, think about taking a tour at the Woodruff-Fontaine House in Memphis on your next excursion into this fun city.
