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Check out the links below to learn more about the self-guided walks. Take your friends and family along on a mini-tour of Yalecrest:

2016 Yale & Yalecrest Avenues 1500-1700 East
2015 900 South 1300-1500 East
2014 Harvard Avenue 1500-1800 East
2013 Lower Harvard and Yale Avenues 1300-1500 East

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