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Heritage Hill National Historic District

district, Burlington, Iowa, United States
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  • Burlington, Iowa
    Burlington

    The Heritage Hill National Historic District contains many restored 19th-century homes and includes Snake Alley, a twisting, brick-paved street built in 1894 to allow horse-drawn carriages to gradually climb the steep hill from the riverbank. The Apple Trees Historical Museum, housed in railroad magnate Charles E.…

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    The Heritage Hill National Historic District contains many restored 19th-century homes and includes Snake Alley, a twisting, brick-paved street built in 1894 to allow horse-drawn carriages to gradually climb the steep hill from the riverbank. The Apple Trees Historical Museum, housed in railroad magnate Charles E.…

    Read More