Munger Place WIne Walk

Your On-the-Go Guide to DFW’s Can’t-Miss Spring Home Tours

By Shelby Skrhak / April 18, 2025 /

Do your ears perk up at the phrase “period-appropriate renovation”? Do you judge a home by its baseboards? Do you brake for bay windows? Yeah, so we do. That’s why we’ve put together this list of upcoming home tours to satisfy the architecture enthusiast or design aficionado inside you: White Rock Home Tour Dates: April…

Sip, Stroll, and Admire Munger Place’s Impeccable Collection of Arts and Crafts Homes

By Joanna England / April 15, 2022 /

It’s little wonder why Craftsman-style homes are consistently near or at the top of the list when we talk about America’s favorite architectural style. It’s timeless and offers clean lines and angles that are eminently pleasing to the eye. That’s why Munger Place remains one of Old East Dallas‘ most popular enclaves of historic Arts…

Munger Place Wine Walk and Home Tour This Saturday

By Candy Evans / April 12, 2019 /

Two things you can count on in spring: pollen (ahhhchoo!) and home tours! So many, you would be dizzy attending each and every one. But the Munger Place Wine Walk and Home Tour caught my eye as one not to miss, because, well, look at these charming, gorgeous homes. I just gave a speech about…

Sip and Stroll Among Historic Homes During the Munger Place Wine Walk

By Leah Shafer / April 13, 2018 /

Celebrate 113 years of one of East Dallas’ most lovely neighborhoods Saturday with the Munger Place Wine Walk tomorrow. You can sip and stroll between five historic houses from the early 1900s with samples of wines and hors d’oeuvres from local businesses.  The Munger Place Wine Walk takes place April 14, from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. starting at 5124…

Munger Place Wine Walk Features Five Homes With Unique Style

By Joanna England / March 31, 2017 /

Built as a Piggly Wiggly in 1916, 313 N. Collett was converted into two single-family homes in 2004 to great results. Though it still looks like an old general store from the front, this property is a great example of adaptive reuse of historic properties. I’ve always been curious about this property in Munger Place,…