Acorn Street

Acorn Street is defined by the authentic, uneven river-stone paving that covers its entire width, creating a surface that has remained largely unchanged since the eighteen twenties. This narrow lane is flanked by a single block of Federal-style brick row houses, with black shutters and iron railings that give the passage a distinct, compressed scale. Unlike the wider, modernized thoroughfares of the surrounding neighborhood, this street has kept its original residential layout for two centuries.