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Teddy Roosevelt makes a whistle stop in Burlington during his 1912 presidential campaign.
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The Hawaiian Luau Troop provides free entertainment during the Summer Concert Series.
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The first Saturday after Labor Day for the past 30 years, the Wood Street Fair has drawn more than 20,000 antique and craft seekers.
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Visitors can dine al fresco at many restaurants on the brick-paved sidewalks of Burlington's Historical Downtown.
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Burlington Historic District
200-300 High St.
Burlington
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NJ
08016
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Property Description
Quaint Colonial city dating to 1677. Ben Franklin learned the printing trade here. Homes of John Hoskins, Ulysses S. Grant, Surveyor General's Office of West Jersey, birth place of James Fennimore Cooper and more. Walking tours.
