Designation | Location | Alternative names |
Arlington Neighborhood
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Park St., Broadway, Methuen, Lawrence St. (includes Arlington Street and Arlington School) | Stevens Village
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Back Bay Neighborhood | Prospect St. to Jackson St. | |
Bull Dog Field | Pine Ridge Rd. (rear of Breen School) | |
Campagnone Common | Lawrence, Haverhill, Jackson, Common Streets | El parque de las ardillas, Lawrence Common, North Common |
Carletonville Neighborhood | Andover St. to Merrimack River (includes Carleton Street) | |
Cat’s Alley | Connects Prospect St. with High St. (unpaved path) | |
City Farm | Marston St. to I495 | Alms House & Training School |
Clover Hill | Fern & Berkeley Sts. (included Clover Hill Hospital) | Graves Hill |
Colonial Heights Neighborhood | South Lawrence: Winthrop Ave. (Rt. 114), South Union Street, and I495 (just on top of the west Showcase Cinema) | |
Columbia Park Neighborhood | Haverhill to Endicott Sts. | Only in 1906 atlas |
Corporation Reserve | South side of Essex Street downtown Broadway to Union St. (location of large outside events like the circus until the late 1800s) | Cow pasture, fields |
Down Street | Terminology used to direct from Prospect Hill, Tower Hill, and Methuen to Essex Street | |
Duck Bridge | Union Street Bridge over the Merrimack River | Lawrence Bridge (toll bridge until 1868) |
Dutch Gap Neighborhood | Brook St. to Union St. | German neighborhood |
Essex Street Projects Neighborhood | Essex Street, Margin to Winter Streets | |
Falls Bridge | Bridge over Merrimack River connecting North and South Broadway | Broadway Bridge, O’Leary Bridge, Andover Bridge (toll bridge in early to mid 1800s) |
French Canadian Neighborhood | Broadway to West Street to Manchester Street to Haverhill Street (St. Anne’s Church and School) | |
Gaza Strip | Surrounding Elm St. (St. Joseph and St. Anthony Churches) | Syrian Community |
Gen. Donovan Neighborhood | Tremont, Franklin, Cross Streets (Includes General Donovan School) | |
Grand View Heights Neighborhood | Doyle to Water Sts. | Only in 1906 atlas |
Hancock St. Neighborhood | Hancock St. | |
Italian Neighborhood | Common to Elm ; Jackson to Union Streets (Includes Holy Rosary, Corpus Christi Church) | |
Heritage Common | Jackson, Oak, Chestnut, Short Streets | |
Lebanese Neighborhood | Oak to Maple ; Jackson to Hampshire Sts. (St. Joseph and St. Anthony Churches) | Lower East End |
Little Belgium Neighborhood | Boys Club area Water St. to the Merrimack River | |
Lower Tower Hill Neighborhood | Haverhill to Lowell Sts. (includes the Bruce School) | Gale’s Hill, Norcross Pond |
Luscomb Corner | South Lawrence: Mt. Vernon Street, North Street, and Greenwood Road | Only in the 1906 atlas |
Mechanics Block | Summer, Newbury, Garden, and Union Streets (housing built for overseers in the mills) | |
Mill District | Broadway to Marston Street; Canal Street to the Merrimack River | |
Mt. Vernon Neighborhood | South Lawrence: Mt. Vernon Street to Andover border | |
O’Connell Common | South Lawrence: South Union, Osgood, Market, and Salem Streets | South Common, Union Square |
Over City | Direction South Lawrencians went to shop on Essex Street from South Lawrence to North Lawrence | |
Phillips Hill | South Lawrence on Broadway going up towards Andover | |
Prospect Hill Neighborhood | Prospect, Marston, and East Haverhill Streets | Poor’s Hill |
Sacred Heart/Brookfield St. Neighborhood | South Lawrence: Broadway to Brookfield Street (Sacred Heart Church and School) | |
Shanty Pond Neighborhood | So Lawrence: just to the east of South Broadway after crossing the river and the South Canal (original location where Irish lived while building the Great Stone Dam) | |
South Common Central Neighborhood | South Lawrence: Market, Foster, Bailey, Osgood Streets (around the South Common) | |
Stadium Projects Neighborhood | S. Lawrence, N. Parish Rd. to Exeter Streets (across from Lawrence High School and the Veterans Memorial Stadium) | |
Sunset Ridge | North of Fern Street | Only in 1906 atlas |
The “Barns” | DPW Yard (1 Auburn Street) | |
The “Oval” | South Lawrence: south side of Market Street from Forest Street to just across from Lawrence Pump | |
The “Patch” | South Lawrence: west of the railroad tracks | |
The Plains Neighborhood | Marion to Oak Streets; Hampshire to Lawrence Streets (surrounding Plainsmen Park) | |
Theater Row | Broadway in north Lawrence where several movie theatres were once located (west side of Broadway) | |
Tower Hill Neighborhood | Emory, Lowell, and Essex Streets and Riverside Drive (surrounds the Water Tower and the Reservoir) | Emory Hill |
Turner Hill | Park and Kendrick Streets | |
Turtle Bay | Area north side of the Merrimack River between Central and Falls Bridges | Pemberton Park |
Union Heights Neighborhood | South Lawrence: either side of Union Street between Jamaica and Chatham Streets | Only in 1906 atlas |
White Pups Bridge | South Lawrence: Union Street Bridge over the B&M tracks leading into Andover | White Puffs Bridge |
Whitman Street Neighborhood | Whitman and Methuen Streets | |
Woodland Heights Neighborhood | South Lawrence: Corbett Street to South Broadway | Only in 1906 atlas |
Filed under: Bridges, N, Parks | Tagged: Bridges, Jowdy Geography Challenge, Lawrence MA, Neighborhoods, Parks |
Cat’s Alley was paved when I grew up there in the 50s…
It’s not “Essex Street Projects” or “Stadium Projects.” Each of them is one housing project. (Singular). So it’s the Essex Street Project or Stadium Project. They are two of the housing projects (plural) in Lawrence.