Drive out Delaware Avenue, one of the fine boulevards radiating from downtown.
Delaware Avenue is the western border of the South End.
Located on a yellow brick road off Delaware Avenue it is rural and forested.
Most of the side streets closer to Delaware Avenue are safe residential single family streets.
At the turn of the century, men from the city's working class east side raced trotting horses down fashionable Delaware Avenue.
He had the first store there, on the northwest corner of Delaware Avenue and Market Street.
Additionally, administrative offices have moved east across Delaware Avenue.
The turnpike company had abandoned the road in 1868, and the name was changed to Delaware Avenue.
Yet most highway signs still direct motorists to Delaware Avenue and there is no plan to change them.
Plans have been drawn for a second retail component across Delaware Avenue in a former sugar refinery.
