Stop 11: Liberty Row

During the late 18th and early 19th centuries it was known as "Robber Row," a humorous take on the cluster of New England silversmiths, pewters, and tinsmiths who had shops there. Liberty Row is a group of fourteen brick buildings, some of the oldest commercial buildings in Fayetteville, built between 1791 and the close of the century.

Hours: Daily, before dusk. Exterior view only.

Next Stop: Continue on Person Street. Enter roundabout and take first exit and make a right onto South Cool Spring Street. Make a right onto Russell Street. Make a left onto Dick Street.

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