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These, then, were all the streets that had received names pnor to that 13th of July, 1826. But the Board of Trustees proceeded to give names to several other streets, four of which, Canal, Ohio, Dock and Clinton Streets — have kept their existence and their names to the present time; while- two - Batavia (Broadway and Lafayette, its extension to Mam), have survived under changed names, and one, Har- bour Street, has lost existence as well as name.
This action of that July meeting of the Trustee...s of the Village of Buffalo in 1826, is interesting, not only in the old and new naming of familiar streets, but because it tells us just what there was of Buffalo, a quarter century after its beginnings and thirteen years after it had been struck down and began existence anew. A line through Ellicott Street, Chippewa, Morgan, Niagara (or the Terrace, perhai Erie, Buffalo Creek and Ohio Street, marks the boundary which these, the streets of the village, define. Some outlving THE EARLIEST STREET IMPROVEMENTS 141 residences there were, to be sure; but, scattered as the dwell- ings of the time were, they must have stood with few excep- tions inside of these bounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These, then, were all the streets that had received names pnor to that 13th of July, 1826. But the Board of Trustees proceeded to give names to several other streets, four of which, Canal, Ohio, Dock and Clinton Streets — have kept their existence and their names to the present time; while- two - Batavia (Broadway and Lafayette, its extension to Mam), have survived under changed names, and one, Har- bour Street, has lost existence as well as name.
This action of that July meeting of the Trustee...s of the Village of Buffalo in 1826, is interesting, not only in the old and new naming of familiar streets, but because it tells us just what there was of Buffalo, a quarter century after its beginnings and thirteen years after it had been struck down and began existence anew. A line through Ellicott Street, Chippewa, Morgan, Niagara (or the Terrace, perhai Erie, Buffalo Creek and Ohio Street, marks the boundary which these, the streets of the village, define. Some outlving THE EARLIEST STREET IMPROVEMENTS 141 residences there were, to be sure; but, scattered as the dwell- ings of the time were, they must have stood with few excep- tions inside of these bounds.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conant, Charles A. (Charles Arthur), 1861-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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