Yes there was. It is now Jackson St. on the East River. I'm not sure why or when the name changed.
Elizabeth Street in Manhattan is named after Elizabeth Hamilton, the wife of Alexander Hamilton. Elizabeth and Alexander Hamilton lived in the area during the late 18th century, and after Alexander's death, the street was named in her honor.
'Sagato'was named after sago street.
Wall Street is named after a wall that Dutch settlers built in the 17th century to protect their settlement from British and Native American attacks. The wall ran along the northern edge of the New Amsterdam colony, which is present-day Manhattan. Over time, the street adjacent to this wall became known as Wall Street.
the reason downtown Manhattan is known as wall street is because when the settlement was originally built there was a dividing wall between the settlers and the native injuns Free-roaming hogs were notorious for rampaging through the precious grain fields of colonial New York city farmers. The Manhattan Island residents chose to limit the forays of these riotous hogs by erecting a long, permentant wall on the northern edge of what is now Lower Manhattan. A street came to border this wall- aptly enough named, Wall Street. The downtown area is not called Wall Street. Wall Street is the name of a street in Downtown Manhattan. There are many neighborhoods that make up Downtown Manhattan such as Chelsea, Soho, China Town, Little Italy and a few more which include the Finacial District where Wall Street is located. Now the street is aptly named Wall Street because it was once a wall, just like Water Street was once a stream and Bridge Street was once a bridge, and so forth. I hope I cleared up any confusion. When the Dutch settled in New York, they built a wall around their colony. This was done to keep intruders out. Eventually the wall was taken down, but pieces of it still remain. This is also the reason why the area around Wall St. is so oddly shaped compared to the rest of Manhattan, which is generally in a grid-like manner.
Our elderly neighbors want to know who their street was named for
Yes, it was a street.
Street called Strait
Free-roaming hogs were famous for rampaging through the valuable grain fields of colonial New York City farmers. The Manhattan Island residents chose to block the troublesome hogs with a long, permanent wall on the northern edge of what is now Lower Manhattan. A street came to border this wall -- named aptly enough, Wall Street.
The Acol system is named from Acol Street.
Harley Street was not named for the Harley Davidson brand. Harley Street is a street in London in the 1800s. It is a street dedicated to many doctors and surgeons and has, since the 19th century, grown in number.
Elmo on regent street
In what city is there a street named George Jones Place