Prior to 1799, this street in lower Manhattan was laid out and named "Chester Street".

The area is bisected north to south by Chester Street.

Everyone had walked away - from Chester Street and from whole painfully wounded neighborhoods in the city.

He told me to go a rooming house on Chester Street.

Sounds of a commotion grew louder as I walked down Chester Street.

I gave him the address of the rooming house on Chester Street.

All I'm saying is that he watched me go up Chester Street to the rooming house.

A solid column of smoke darkened the air above Chester Street.

He lived next door to the house we rented on Chester Street in Somerville, about a mile from the school.

What was held out to them at the junior high school on Chester Street, modest but real, was not seized.