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NAME HISTORY CITATION
2nd Ave. changed to Tower St. [ERM Notes: City of Raleigh built water tower on that street in 1940.] "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
3rd Ave. changed to Latta St. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
4th St. changed to Roberts St. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
"A" St. Changed to Kilgore Ave. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Aberdeen Dr. New name 1966 for Poole Dr. Pl. Dept. 
Adams Alley E. from 413 S. Swain Named for property owner and merchants Leonard A. Adams. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Adams Row S. from Rhamkatte Rd., near Caraleigh. Named for property owner, Dallas Adams. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Adams St. E. from 1200 Glenwood. Named for John Quincy Adams sixth Pres. of the U.S. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Agnes St. Changed from Wood St. in 1966. Name suggested by residents - "the name for the chief or head Sister under Father Woods [sic] administration." Father Wood was in charge of the Catholic orphanage. Raleigh Planning Dept. file
(T.W.) Alexander Dr. RTP - A retired Raleigh insurance executive who served as the foundation's first treasurer. Raleigh Times, Tuesday, January 5, 1988 3D
Alexander Rd. E. from 1900 Glenwood Ave. Named for Alexander Barham, road builder. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Alexander Rd. Changed from Barbee Pl. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Alston St. Changed from Park St. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Ambleside Dr. W. from 221 W. Park Dr. Name suggested by topography of land. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Anderson Dr. Lassiter Mill Rd. to city limits changes from Whitaker Dr. to Anderson Dr. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Anderson Heights NE of city, reached by White Oak Rd. Named for Dr. Albert Anderson, property owner. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Anwood Pl. W. from 403 Glenwood Ave. (Formerly King's Alley) Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Argyle Dr. New name in 1966 for Highland Dr. Raleigh Planning Dept. file
Arlington St. E. & W. from end of Pine View. Named for Home Place of Gen. Robert E. Lee Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Ashe Ave. SW from 1301 Hillsboro St. Named for Capt. Samuel A. Ashe, North Carolina historian. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.
Ashe Ave. Name to be continued across railroad to Western Blvd. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Ashe Ave. Name to be continued across railroad to Western Blvd. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Ashe Pl. From Ashe Ave. to Park Dr. "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Ashland From Lewis St. (Peachtree to Leesville Rd.) "Changes in Street Names Voted by Commissioners," N&O Fri 10 Nov 1944 p16c1-2
Asylum Rd. Classified as a public highway…Asylum Road - Raleigh to Upchurch's Store going by Franklin's to Holly Springs Wake County Commissioners Minutes 8-11 March 1909
Athens Dr. New name in 1966 for Jones Ave. Raleigh Planning Dept. file
Automotive Way formerly Louisburg Road Raleigh Times Friday May 20, 1988, 4D
Avent Ferry Avent's Ferry which ran over Cape Fear River in Chatham County. Mrs. Mabel Trull to ERM Dec. 18, 1968
Aycock St. E. from 1600 Glenwood Ave. Named for Chas. B. Aycock, Governor of N.C. 1901-1905. Gertrude Gunter, "Origin of Street Names in Raleigh." Unpublished typescript prepared for WPA Writers Program, Aug 17, 1938.