Categories: Photo of the Week, Sightseeing / Travel

Elfreth’s Alley

When I was planning for our Philadelphia day trip last year, this was a must-see.  Elfreth’s Alley is a cobblestone street (I’d never seen one before), and coincidentally, “Our nation’s oldest residential street”.

After I spotted this alley, Chip didn’t want to stop so I could jump out the rental to snap a pic or two.  Instead, he insisted on finding a parking space, which wasn’t easy to come by.  We finally got lucky on the third try of driving around block after block.  This cobblestone-lined street and lovely brick homes (built between 1728-1836) are quite unique.

Texas State Capitol

Memphis Central Library

Historic Honolulu, Part 2

Happy Presidents’ Week!

Sun Studio

The Memphis Pyramid and Bass Pro Shops

Bathhouse Row’s Visitor Center

Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs, Arkansas

Hotel Del Coronado

Bathhouse Row with Xmas lights (at night)

Thomas Jefferson Memorial

National Archives Building

Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception

Tags: Pennsylvania, Philadelphia