Pearl Street

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Pearl Street is a historic thoroughfare in Lower Manhattan, New York City, known for its colonial-era origins and proximity to the Stone Street Historic District.

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Pearl Street canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic thoroughfare
street
adjacentTo Stone Street Historic District
coordinateLocation 40.705°N 74.008°W
country United States
follows alignment of the original East River shoreline
hasAreaCode 212
332
646
917
hasBorough Manhattan
hasFormerName Dock Street
Great Queen Street
Queen Street
hasHistoricalFunction commercial street
waterfront access route
hasHistoricalPeriod colonial era
hasNameOrigin named for oyster shells once found along the shoreline
hasNotableNearbyBuilding 1 Hanover Square
linked to: Hanover Square

India House (New York City)
linked to: India House

New York City Police Museum
hasNotableNearbySite Fraunces Tavern
South Street Seaport Historic District
hasRouteEnd Brooklyn Bridge
hasRouteStart Battery Place
inception 17th century
inTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedIn Lower Manhattan
Manhattan
New York City
New York State
United States
maintainedBy New York City Department of Transportation
near Battery Park
Hanover Square
Stone Street (Manhattan)
Wall Street
parallelTo Front Street (Manhattan)
Water Street (Manhattan)
partOf Financial District, Manhattan
linked to: Lower Manhattan
passesThrough Financial District, Manhattan
linked to: Lower Manhattan

South Street Seaport area
postalCode 10004
10005
10038

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