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'''Broad Street''' is a street in [[New York City|New York]]. | '''Broad Street''' is a street in [[New York City|New York]]. | ||
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Broad Street was originally a canal, and for a brief part of its usage it was wide enough to actually use as a passageway, but it became used for trash from the citizens and became so clogged up that it was no longer able to be used. | Broad Street was originally a canal, and for a brief part of its usage it was wide enough to actually use as a passageway, but it became used for trash from the citizens and became so clogged up that it was no longer able to be used. | ||
The British in 1674 made modifications to this problem by filling in the street and paving over it, covering all the garbage that lied within it. Today it lies within the Financial District of New York and contains mostly banks and the well known New York Stock Exchange. | The British in 1674 made modifications to this problem by filling in the street and paving over it, covering all the garbage that lied within it. Today it lies within the Financial District of New York and contains mostly banks and the well known New York Stock Exchange. | ||
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*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' | |||
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[[Category:New York City]] | [[Category:New York City]] | ||
Revision as of 16:55, 21 May 2013
Broad Street is a street in New York.
History
Broad Street was originally a canal, and for a brief part of its usage it was wide enough to actually use as a passageway, but it became used for trash from the citizens and became so clogged up that it was no longer able to be used.
The British in 1674 made modifications to this problem by filling in the street and paving over it, covering all the garbage that lied within it. Today it lies within the Financial District of New York and contains mostly banks and the well known New York Stock Exchange.
Reference