. . . and the good news is, it's self-guided.
● Click on any block in the map on the right.
That'll take you to a page for that block.
● Check out nearby blocks.
On that page, you'll see a compass on the right looking something like this:
Use those arrows to move to adjacent blocks. Or, to jump to another part of the neighborhood, click on the map you'll see on the left -- a miniature version of the map you see now on your right. At the top of each page, a diagram of the block will tell you the names of the surrounding streets.
● See how these blocks have evolved over time.
Above the compass on those pages, you'll see a list looking something like this:
Click on any year to get an idea of what was happening on the block at that time. Then use the compass arrows to see what was going on nearby.
A couple tips:
- On the main page for each block, if you see a dark green border around the image of an old building, click on that building to read about it.
- Once you've navigated away from a block's main page, click on the block number in the upper left corner to get back to that page.
Hope you enjoy the tour!
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