Plymouth Avenue is a North/South street on the westside of the Genesee River. Plymouth Ave is one of a number of streets that have been rerouted and changed as Rochester has evolved. Making navigation difficult is the fact that the northern section of Plymouth Ave contains sections labeled as both North and South Plymouth.
Plymouth Avenue can be divided into 3 distinct sections.
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The northern section runs from Bloss St in the North and terminates at Exchange St in the Cornhill area, the Northern section of Plymouth Ave is labeled as North Plymouth Avenue from Bloss St to Main St, but from Main Street to Exchange it is labeled South Plymouth Ave. Portions of the avenue are one-way north from Morrie Silver Way to Lyell Avenue
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The middle section of Plymouth Avenue, which is labeled as South Plymouth for its entire run, starts at Ford St and terminates at Genesee Street.
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The southern most portion of Plymouth Ave, and its shortest run, is a small dead end street running north from Elmwood Avenue. The southern section is separated from the middle section due to the Brooks Landing Project.
Famous residents have included Francis Tumblety, though the street was called Sophia Street when he lived there.
Located on Plymouth Ave:
