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Ms. Glick's house in Springfield not far from the Simpsons' house is the longtime home of Alice Glick, a doddering old lady who lives alone. It has pink brick exterior, shutters with crescent moons, an attached carport for her very old car and garden gnome on the front lawn.
History
While at the hair salon Marge mentioned Mrs. Glick how much Bart wanted to purchase so Mrs. Glick suggested he come to her house to do some chores. After a week of work including pulling the weeds from the house's untended backyard, clearing out sludge from the rain gutters, washing "Beulah" (the name Mrs. Glick gave to her wedding dress which she dyed black to become her mourning dress), cleaning out to the litter box of Mrs. Glick's pet Siamese cat she only paid Bart 50¢.[1]
As part of Lisa's effort to show the townspeople the benefits of snakes and stop Whacking Day, Mrs. Glick confirmed a snake killed all those rats in her house's basement which for whatever reason Lisa already knew.[2]
There is a table out the house as "Evergreen Terrace Rummage Sale" although unlike Mrs. Glick's priceless items at Springfield Swap Meet,[3] she demanded $90 for a simple candy dish to Ned Flanders.[4]
Kent Brockman interviewed Mrs. Glick in her living room for Guilty Grampa, his true crime podcast about Grampa Simpson.[5]
Non-canon
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The Simpsons: Tapped Out
Behind the Laughter
In some episodes Mrs. Glick is at the Springfield Retirement Castle.[6][7]
Appearances
References
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Episode – "Three Men and a Comic Book" 
