Everything about Broad Street Manhattan totally explained
Broad Street is located in the
Financial District in the
New York City borough of
Manhattan, stretching from
South Street to
Wall Street.
Broad Street was named for the Broad Canal, which it replaced. Originally an inlet from the
East River, the canal was flanked by two solid ranks of three-story houses, the paths in front of which were paved in
1676. The canal was filled in 1676 because fruit and vegetable vendors, including Native Americans who came by canoe from
Long Island, left the area littered, and fewer and fewer water craft were small enough to use the canal.
At the corner of Broad and Wall, there's the
Broad Street station on the
BMT Nassau Street Line of the
New York City Subway.
The Broad Canal was the original Manhattan landing of the first ferry between Manhattan and
Brooklyn, later the
Fulton Ferry.
The
New York Stock Exchange is located on Broad Street, at the corner of Wall Street.
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