Water Street Collection (#5)

1st Ward. Plate B: Map bounded by Stone Street, Beaver Street, Hanover Street, Wall Street, South Street, Coenties Slip; Including Pearl Street, Water Street, Front Street, Old Slip

Plate 7: Bounded by E. 3rd Street, East River, Piers 60-64 Tompkins Street, East River, Piers 55-60 East Street, Water Street, Corlears Street, Grand Street, Attorney Street, Essex Street

Plate 18: Map bounded by Grand Street, East Street, Water Street, Corlears Street, South Street, Jackson Street. 1852, 1854, William Perris, New York, N.Y. USA

Plate 30: Map bounded by Rivington Street, East Street, Water Street, Corlears Street, Grand Street, Cannon Street. 1857, 1862, Perris and Browne, New York, USA

STREET GANG, 1916. Street gang of boys on the corner of Margaret and Water Streets, Springfield, Massachusetts. Photographed by Lewis Hine, 27 June 1916

Guyana, Georgetown, Water Street, 19th century
Guyana, 19th century. Georgetown, Water Street

Water Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America, North America

Fulton Ferry Historic District street signs, DUMBO, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

Water Street at night, Gastown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, North America

The Steam Clock on Water Street, Gastown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, North America

The Steam Clock at night on Water Street, Gastown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, North America

Water Street, St. Johns City, Newfoundland, Canada, North America

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"Water Street: A Tale of Two Continents and Countless Stories" From the iconic Steam Clock in Vancouver's Gastown District to the historic Liver Building in Liverpool, it has witnessed the passage of time on opposite sides of the globe. In Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, this vibrant street comes alive at night as the steam clock chimes melodically against a backdrop of city lights. The enchanting charm of Gastown draws visitors from far and wide to experience its unique blend of old-world architecture and modern flair. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean lies another Water Street - nestled in Lavenham, Suffolk, England. Here, cobblestone streets wind their way through picturesque medieval buildings that transport you back in time. This quaint English village exudes an undeniable charm that captivates all who wander its narrow lanes. Back in Vancouver's Gastown district stands proud yet another symbol - the Gastown steam clock. Its intricate design and rhythmic whistles have become synonymous with this bustling neighborhood. As night falls over Water Street once again, locals and tourists alike gather around this beloved landmark to witness its magical display. But it is not just these two cities that bear witness to Water Street's allure; other towns also claim their own piece of this storied name. From Wolverhampton to Somerset and Carmarthenshire to Oldham - each place leaves its mark on maps with a distinct sense of identity. Whether it be exploring centuries-old architecture or simply getting lost amidst charming alleys lined with shops and cafes – there is something undeniably captivating about any place graced by the name "Water Street. " It serves as a reminder that no matter where we are in this vast world, water connects us all – flowing through our lives like an eternal thread weaving together stories from different corners of our planet.