If you are looking for a home with a history this house may be the one for you. This house was "born" at the beginning of prohibition, the first year women were able to vote, and the first-ever Thanksgiving Day parade in Philly; the road most likely wasn't even paved. Over the past 100 years, this house witnessed Earnhart's flight over the Atlantic, survived wars, was standing while the Empire State Building and McDonald's first were built, and stood tall during Civil Rights movements; all while owned by the same family since 1941! When stepping into the house you can feel the sense of history throughout the home. While the house may not be the "shiny penny" of today, it was the "shiny penny" of yesterday. The original character can be seen throughout the home with original hardwood flooring, glass door knobs, built-ins, beautiful stained glass, and original skeleton keys just to name a few of the items this house is adorned with. At one point in time, the house was considered a 2 family home. However, it was converted to a single-family house some time ago. Separate heating remains for both floors. This house could be ideal for multigenerational use with full baths on each floor.