Strolling through Elfreth's Alley, the nation's oldest residential street, established in 1702. The street was narrow and the homes so quaint, you felt like you were walking through a life-size doll house exhibit.
Liberty's Kids
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
The City of Brotherly (& Sisterly) Love
WE HAD LOTS OF BROTHERLY LOVE (TRANSLATION: FAMILY FUN) AT TIM'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IN PHILADELPHIA. BESIDES BROTHERS, WE LOVE PHILLY CHEESESTEAK SANDWICHES, HISTORICAL SITES, BEAUTIFUL FALL COLORS AND PRETENDING TO BE 'ROCKY' ON THE STEPS OF THE PHILADELPHIA ART MUSEUM. THIS DAY TRIP HAS BEEN DOCUMENTED ON OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS' BLOGS, BUT I NEED TO THROW IN A COUPLE OF MY OWN PHOTOS, THAT ARE MAYBE A LITTLE DIFFERENT FROM THOSE ALREADY POSTED...
Strolling through Elfreth's Alley, the nation's oldest residential street, established in 1702. The street was narrow and the homes so quaint, you felt like you were walking through a life-size doll house exhibit.
Liberty's Kids
Strolling through Elfreth's Alley, the nation's oldest residential street, established in 1702. The street was narrow and the homes so quaint, you felt like you were walking through a life-size doll house exhibit.
Liberty's Kids
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