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Lititz, laid out by Moravians
1756
Lititz, Pennsylvania
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A closed Moravian settlement where until 1855 you had to belong to the church to buy property, laid out around a square with separate choir houses for single men and single women. It kept a girls' boarding school running from 1746, ran the country's first Fourth of July celebration by some accounts, and now makes pretzels, chocolate and most of the world's touring concert stages.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
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