Walnut Street could be called the main artery of the village.

In 1923, a new high school was built at 900 North Walnut Street.

Walnut Street has been characterized as "the city's premier shopping district".

In 1913, it moved to a building at 1411 Walnut Street, now a national landmark.

In 1962 the mission moved to Walnut Street, where they stayed for 28 years.

Six female students moved into a house on Walnut Street.

The main entrance has returned to Walnut Street, as was the case 1859-1973.

They went over to the west side of the park, where they could watch Walnut Street.

A convent and school had been built for them on Walnut Street, next to the church.

Pennsylvania turned its old jail at Walnut Street into a state prison.