Street names in Salem

The streets in Salem are named for various personages. Some Presidential connections are:

And other street names:

Forrester Street is named for Capt. Simon Forrester, (Salem privateer)
Boardman Street was named for Capt. Francis Boardman
Briggs Street was named for ropemaker Thomas Briggs
Brown Street was named for Major William Browne (1639-1715/16)
Williams Street was named for Henry Williams, mariner
Pickman Street was named for Col. Benjamin Pickman
Oliver Street was named for Henry Kemble Oliver, a statesman who was also a mayor of Salem.
Webster Street was named for Peter E. Webster, merchant.
White Street is named for Capt. Joseph White
Skerry Street was laid out through land that formerly belonged to Francis Skerry, an early settler.
Collins Street and Collins Cover were named from Francis Collins, a 17th century carpenter.
Lemon Street was named for John Lemmon, a mariner.
Thorndike Street was named for attorney Larkin Thorndike
Cromwell Street was named for either Philip Cromwell or his son, John, both butchers in Colonial times.
March Street was named for Thomas March Woodbrige
Ames Street was named for Col. George Leonard Ames

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