eighth street (manhattan)

Eighth Street is a street that runs from New York's Sixth Avenue to Third Avenue; it switches from west to east at Fifth Avenue. From 1907 until 1955, Wanamaker's Bridge of Progress ran over East 8th Street from the first building in the Wanamaker's department store to the 13 hectare addition. Today a GAP store and a K-Mart discount store reside in the lowest portions of the the addition. Vehicular traffic runs east along this one-way street.

External links

8th Street/St Marks Place: New York Songlines A history of buildings and establishments along 8th Street.

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