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Rittenhouse Square

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Property Status: For Sale
Furnishing: Partially furnished
Property Type: Detached house
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 5
Unlike the other squares, the early Southwest Square was never used as a burial ground, although it offered pasturage for local livestock and a convenient dumping spot for “night soil”. History By the late 1700s the square was surrounded by brickyards as the area´s clay terrain was better suited for kilns than crops. In 1825 the square was renamed in Read more...
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