Nooks & Crannies Tour Coming to Wells House on Saturday

The Wenatchee Valley Museum invites history buffs to tour the ever-stately Wells House.

The Wells House is a tastefully rustic, Craftsman-style abode erected in the early 20th century. Every nook and cranny of the house will be open to public view on Saturday.

Museum spokesperson Terra Sokol has more.

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"Guests have the opportunity on Nov. 26 to partake in the tour with some volunteer docents. Tours will start at the top of each hour between 2 and 5 p.m. After each tour, you can get some hot spiced cider - or some mulled wine for those who are 21 and over."

The house was formerly owned by a prominent industrialist: Alfred Z. Wells. But Sokol says the property has had other, more unexpected uses through the millennia.

"It used to be a home for college students - a female dormitory." Who would've thought?

Tour tickets are $10 for museum members, $15 for non-members. Click here to register.