(Photo Provided) The lighted nativity at the Campbell home, a stop on the Holly Trail.

PARKERSBURG — Tickets are on sale for the 2025 Holly Trail sponsored by the Parkersburg Woman’s Club this weekend.

The annual tour of festively decorated homes and organizations will be held from 4-7 p.m. Saturday and 2-5 p.m. Sunday.

Tickets are $20 and are available from Crown Floral and Gifts, at each location on the tour and from members of the Woman’s Club.

Nine stops on the trail:

– Debbie and J.B. Campbell, 584 Blenn Lake Road, Blennerhassett Heights.

(Photo Provided) This wreath on the front door greets visitors at the home of Debbie and J.B. Campbell, 584 Blenn Lake Road, Blennerhassett Heights. The home is on the 2025 Holly Trail sponsored by the Parkersburg Woman’s Club.

– Sharon and Don Maloney, 2510 Plum St., Parkersburg.

– Phelps-Tavenner House, home of the Wood County Historical & Preservation Society, 2401 Camden Ave.

– Oakland Mansion, 1121 Seventh St.

– Dean Harter, 4700 Grand Central Ave., Vienna.

– Kasey & Curtis Brookover, 1408 55th St., Vienna

(Photo Provided) Toy soldiers stand guard at the home of Dean Harter at 4700 Grand Central Ave., Vienna, a stop in the 2025 Holly Trail sponsored by the Parkersburg Woman’s Club. The tour, a fundraiser for the club, is Saturday and Sunday.

Outdoor Displays:

– Patsy and Tim Buckles-Martin, 806 47th St, Vienna

– Staci and Greg Kupfner, 806 48th St. Vienna

The Woman’s Club clubhouse at 323 Ninth St., Parkersburg, will be open during the event and will have refreshments and entertainment.

Things to look for in this year’s tour include the Campbells’ home that was built in 1964 adjacent to Blennerhassett School. Remodeling started in 2000 to add a family room, upgrade the kitchen and bathroom and add a 9-foot bay window. Debbie Campbell decorates the inside using snowman figurines.

(Photo Provided) A distant view of Patsy and Tim Buckles-Martin’s home at 806 47th St., Vienna, is framed by the Christmas tree of blue lights. The display is on the itinerary of the 2025 Holly Trail sponsored by the Parkersburg Woman’s Club.

Exterior decorations, such as a large wrought iron lighted nativity scene, enhance the neighborhood. Disney characters and inflatables add ambiance to the Santa Workshop next door.

Oakland Mansion, the home of the WVU Parkersburg Foundation, was decorated by designer Keith McClung, owner of Crown Floral & Gifts. Built in 1832 by James McNeil Stephenson, a lawyer, banker and politician, the house was named for the oak trees that covered the 6-acre estate. In 2015, Stephenson’s great-great-grandson and wife gave the home to the foundation. Years were spent renovating the structure and upgrading the furnishings. The mansion has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1975.

Harter’s home was built in 1901 by a prominent local attorney. It has maintained many of the original features, including the front door entrance. A complete renovation was done seven years ago and merges the old with modern conveniences of today.

The upstairs is an additional living area and can function as a peaceful space or even a party venue. Look for the Italian Travertine flooring and the multiseasonal outdoor fireplace that provides year round enjoyment.

The Holiday Package of Christmas Love, Peace and Joy at 806 47th St., Vienna, features exterior decor by Patsy and Tim Buckles-Martin. The spacious red brick home was built in the 1960’s.

(Photo Provided) The mantle and Christmas tree are decorated at Oakland Mansion on Seventh Street. The home, now the headquarters for the WVU Parkersburg Foundation, is a stop on the 2025 Holly trail sponsored by the Parkersburg Woman’s Club.

Since the 1970’s, members of the Buckles family have appreciated elegant screened and lawn living as well as the detached garage with a private drive.

The Holly Trail is organized and coordinated by the Woman’s Club. Members of the Holly Trail committee are Chairman Judy Parrish, Linda Waker, Barbara Joyce, Jane Hardman, Susan Gardner, Jill Burner, Penny Burton and Tammy White.

(Photo Provided) A snowman is predominantly displayed at the home of Debbie and J.B. Campbell, 584 Blenn Lake Road, Blennerhassett Heights, one of nine stops on the Woman’s Club Holly Trail this year.

(Photo Provided) The large end of Dean Harter's home at 4700 Grand Central Ave., Vienna, that was built in 1901.

(Photo Provided) Blue lights adorn the cast iron railing at the home of Patsy and Tim Buckles-Martin, 806 47th St., Vienna. The home and others will be featured in the 2025 Holly trail on Saturday and Sunday, a fundraiser for the Parkersburg Woman’s Club.

(Photo Provided) The outdoor decorations at the home of Patsy and Tim Buckles-Martin at 806 47th St., Vienna, are on the 2025 Holly Trail to be held Saturday and Sunday.