This is the oldest continuously inhabited street in American. Very quaint and people actually live in these small homes. Enjoyed walking through it.
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This is the oldest continuously inhabited street in American. Very quaint and people actually live in these small homes. Enjoyed walking through it.
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A nice way to end a walking tour of the historic aspects of Philadelphia.
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Quaint, charming history that is still alive and well as the Alley's residents continue to share their lives with the world. How lucky Philly is to have this thriving gem!
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Cute little street. One of the homes was open for a tour for a small fee. It was great to be able to go into one of the homes to appreciate the sizes of the homes. Lots of colorful doors and very well kept. Enjoyed it.
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Real people live along this tiny street. You can imagine what it felt like walking the street three hundred years ago in Philadelphia.
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Hello, and welcome to Elfreth's Alley - one of the oldest continuously inhabited streets in the United States. On days when the alley is closed, the tour won't take more than 20 minutes and some snapped pictures. However, it's worth the walk for the pictures, it's a photogenic little street. Don't miss the short walk down to Bladen's Court within...
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a step back in time--beautiful old buildings still inhabited.
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Beautiful, historic street....preserved wonderfully!
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History under your foot and all around you whenyou vist this street. See how people really lived in early Philadelphia and how they continue to do so.
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If you're going in a walking tour in Philadelphia, you should go here, a very nice place.
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