27th Annual Holiday Party & Fundraiser
The J.W. Turner House, 527 E Rockwood Blvd
Wrap up the year with good friends, great food, and a little historic sparkle. Join Spokane Preservation Advocates for our 27th Annual Holiday Party & Fundraiser at one of Rockwood’s architectural gems—now proudly owned by new SPA members who’ve opened their doors to host this year’s celebration.
Please bring your favorite appetizer, side, dessert, or bottle of wine to share—main dishes are on us. Non-member guests are welcome, and self-guided tours of the home will be open throughout the evening.
Tickets: $25 in advance | $30 at the door
To purchase tickets click HERE!
About the Turner House
Built in 1912 and nestled within the Rockwood Historic District, the J.W. Turner House embodies the Tudor Revival Craftsman style with its half-timbered façade, basalt foundation, and graceful flared gables. Designed by architect Carl Jabelonsky and built by John E. Anderson, the home showcases the fine materials and craftsmanship that defined early twentieth-century Spokane.
Over the years, it’s been home to several of the city’s leading citizens—from refrigeration pioneer J.W. Turner to Edgar Van Brundt of Washington Brick & Lime, to livestock leader Peter Murphy—each leaving their mark on both the home and the city’s story. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1997, the Turner House remains a shining example of Spokane’s architectural heritage and enduring community spirit.