Today thirty-two houses, built between 1728 and 1836, line the alley. They form one of the last intact early American streetscapes in the nation.
(taken from elfrethsalley)
Love this little street - we went there real early so we were the only tourists there (us and a German guy that took a photo of Ben and me that I will share soon).
6 comments:
How beautiful! I wonder what it's like living in a historic street like this one . . .
So cool and so much history there! Love the fisheye shots!
What a neat streetscape! Love the fisheye!
Celine: I just saw your comment on my blog. If you are ever in Chicago, let me know and perhaps we can do a little sightseeing together . . . I would love to meet you.
Oh that is so beautiful! I love those historic homes. Gorgeous shots!
This would be so much fun to visit! Wouldn't you just love if residents let you see the inside as well?
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