Beacon Street
Baker Street
Elm Street
Mulberry Street
Blue Avenue
Revello Drive
Mockingbird Lane
Cemetery Ridge
Evergreen Terrace
Privet Drive
Grove Street
Bourbon Street
Lonely Street
52nd Street
Greymalkin Lane
Hegal Place
Bleeker Street
Paper Street
West 35th Street
Above is a list of street names with any identifying addresses removed. You’ll find references to these streets in comic books, novels, short stories, television shows or movies. What would you find at these addresses? Who lived there? Can you identify the source?
Just to make things interesting I’ve thrown in some ringers: some of these are song titles, or names of streets within lyrics of songs. Can you identify which those are, and whose songs they are?
Example:
Maple Street (Leave It To Beaver).
Bonus question: what is another television show that featured a location at Maple Street?
The only Cemetery Ridge I know is a geographical feature near Gettysburg, PA, which played a part in the Civil War battle. Pickett’s Charge occurred at Cemetery Ridge. Perhaps it featured in the movie Gettysburg?
I’ll give you a hint: the full address is 000 N Cemetery Ridge.
It is, but the address I’m thinking of is 112½ Beacon Street, from a television show.
“Blue Avenue” is indeed an Elton John song from Sleeping With the Past, and Hegal Place is Fox Mulder’s address from “The X Files.” Still outstanding:
Here’s a few more to keep you busy:
Stigwood Avenue
Crestview Drive, Beverly Hills
Hillcrest Drive, Beverly Hills
Conch Street
Electric Avenue
Jeopardy Lane
Oxenthorpe Road
Clinton Street
North Clinton Drive
Spooner Street
Stag Trail Road
Rainey Street
Mammon Lane
Chauncey Street
Thunder Road
Abbey Road
Seven Bridges Road
Candlewood Lane
59th Street
Ezekiel Drive
West 68th Street, NY
Mercy Street
Webfoot Walk
Black Bear Road
NPD 1: “Penny Lane,” a song by the Beatles. Also a street in London, I think.
NDP 2: Sunset Boulevard, as the name of a movie; also appears as a lyric in Billy Joel’s “Say Goodbye to Hollywood.” I keep thinking it appears in the lyrics to Don Henley’s “Down at the Sunset Grill,” but I could be wrong.
NDP 3: Mulholland Drive, movie of the same name with Nicholas Cage?
Electric Avenue - song by Eddy Grant
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
Abbey Road - Beatles
Seven Bridges Road - Eagles
59th St. Bridge Song - Simon and Gar Farkle
Black Bear Road - C. W. McCall
Okay…apparently my original (and unposted) guess about Cemetery Ridge was correct, but since I had to Google it to be sure, I’ll leave it for someone else.