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Elvira Alley
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Elvira Alley became known as West 14th Place and then later as Foster Court. | Elvira Alley became known as West 14th Place and then later as Foster Court. | ||
Property records list the alley as "Elvira" but it might have originally been named "Almira" after Ebenezer Foster's wife, Almira Williams Foster. | Property records list the alley as "Elvira" but it might have originally been named "Almira" after Ebenezer Foster's wife, Almira Williams Foster. | ||
Revision as of 20:25, 1 January 2007
Post-1906 name:
Location:
Development:
Named for:
Elvira Alley became known as West 14th Place and then later as Foster Court.
Property records list the alley as "Elvira" but it might have originally been named "Almira" after Ebenezer Foster's wife, Almira Williams Foster.
