Spring Hill picks Aug. 22 for centennial celebration; property tours planned
Summary
Council members set the Spring Hill centennial for Aug. 22 and are coordinating property tours, invitations to cultural organizations, and accessibility and logistics (parking, porta‑potties). The Quins offered property access and a first‑floor welcome; Eventbrite signups and permit/liaison outreach are planned.
The Spring Hill council set the town’s centennial celebration for Aug. 22 and began coordinating logistics including property tours, refreshments and accessibility options.
"The new date is going to be on August the 22nd and it'll be in the afternoon and early evening," a council member said. The council reported outreach to property owners — including the Quins, who offered access to their grounds and a member of the family to welcome visitors — and to organizations such as the Landmark Art Center to invite participation.
Council members discussed a self‑guided tour model with Eventbrite signups to limit crowding, parking and accessible options for people who cannot walk long distances. They also discussed porta‑potty quotes and whether to provide beverages on the Quinns' patio, which offers a river view, while expressing caution about liability for interior home tours without property owners present.
Staff will continue contacting property owners (Millers, Dawsons) and cultural groups and will post centennial updates and signups on the new town website as details are finalized.
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