This is what the building looks like today. Remarkable shape for the age of the building which is now a private residence. |
This is a current photo I took. The house was restored from 1978 to 1981 by the Louise Steinman von Hess Foundation and now houses the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County. |
This is a postcard showing 533 S. Prince Street. The house was built in 1873 because of a bet. It was built in 10 hours by 100 workers. Turned out great. |
This is what the house looks like today. |
This house at 428 E. Orange St. is also less than 10 feet wide. Certainly would be easy to heat and cool, but might be tough to turn furniture around inside of it. |
This is 216 1/2 West Walnut Street in the city. It is the narrowest house at 8 feet, 9 inches wide. It was built in 1840. |
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