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Elfreth’s Alley
Elfreth's Alley is the oldest continually inhabited residential street in the entire United States.
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The earliest dated house was built in 1702. The Alley comes alive in the summer, when historical reenactments take place regularly. Each house is privately owned, and visitors are not usually allowed to take a tour of the interior, except on "Fete Day" (the first Sunday of June) when most of the houses will be open for public touring. On all other days, however, the museum at numbers 126 and 124 is accessible to the public and offers a look at the lives of the houses' earliest inhabitants.
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The Alley comes alive in the summer, when historical reenactments take place regularly.
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