Yo, Adrian!

Christ Church Burial Ground, where Ben Franklin is buried
Christ Church
3 Front doors of Elfreth's Alley
Elfreth's Alley - The oldest residential street in the U.S. People still live there! Only now they have plumbing, kitchens & bathrooms.

A tour guide taking a smoke break

The room where the Declaration of Independence was signed

Mennonites touring historical sites (Mennonites wear pastels & brighter colors, but Amish wear only dark colors)

Inde
pendence Hall

The Liberty Bell with Independence Hall in the background
2 comments:
How fun! Did you go there to visit someone, or just to see the sites? Looks like a fun family vacation spot.
Elfreth's Alley looks pretty nice, considering how old it is.
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