Most British looking city in the United States. (design, horse)

[sav858]

Originally Posted by DinsdalePirahna

never heard of it (except on Arrested development). We do have a 7-11 with a british specialties section.

That was the joke


Although I do find the British specialties section of a OC 7-11 pretty interesting, would have never guessed that.

[Verseau]

Some photos from Boston (all shots my own):

[Verseau]

A few more Boston photos (all mine):

[TheBigGeo08]

Boston sucks. Philly looks better.

[Mezter]

I would have thought DC would have more votes. It may not feel british, but it looks like a city that would be in England.

[nephi215]

I say Boston. Philly also looks British like but I would say that it also has a Amsterdam/Netherlands look/vibe which goes the same for New York.

[Iconographer]

Verseaus pics of Boston pretty much seal the deal for me.

[pw72]

Climate-wise, Seattle is the closest to London. But that isn't the OP's question. So nevermind.

[Toure]

Originally Posted by TheBigGeo08

Boston sucks. Philly looks better.

Posters. Please dont respond to this. He does not represent Philly, he goes on polls that Philly is in and trolls. So ignore him for now.

As for the most British I would say Boston, then Philly. As for Paris, I would say Philly, then Boston. Both European but in different ways. Both equally historic architecture wise.

[foo cities]

Boston! Honorable Mention:Philly!