Guided by Thomas T. Taylor / Mobility 3
$15 General / $12 Members
Founded in 1845 as an Americanist Lutheran College, Wittenberg has been a cornerstone of the Springfield community for over 180 years. It is also home to some of Springfield’s best buildings, including Myers Hall, Recitation Hall, and Zimmerman Library. Join us as we explore this institution’s remarkable history and distinctive architecture while meandering through acres of rolling, wooded landscape. Meet at the corner of West Ward Street and North Wittenberg Avenue (near 644 N. Wittenberg Avenue).
Join the Westcott Center for Architecture + Design as we celebrate our region’s distinctive architecture and history with our annual Summer Tour Series.
Please be advised that we do not mail tickets. You will receive an order confirmation by email. You will be automatically added to the attendee list upon the completion of your order.
Our tours and programs are developed for a broad audience, including those with disabilities and decreased mobility. Tours move at a leisurely pace with brief periods of standing at tour stops. If entering a building or house, some stairs or inclines may be possible. All tours are assigned mobility levels between 1-3.
Mobility Level 1
Up to 6 blocks walking, mostly flat terrain, paved, stairs not likely. Wheelchair accessible.
Mobility Level 2
May be more than 6 blocks walking, some hills, mostly paved, some stairs possible. Please call or email about wheelchair accessibility.
Mobility Level 3
Considerable walking, various terrains, unpaved areas. All bicycle tours. Please call or email about wheelchair accessibility.
