East Congress Street (Tucson, Arizona)
Originally named Calle de la Alegria "Street of Joy" during Tucson's Spanish period. In 1869, its name change to Congress Street, derived from Charles O. Brown's Congress Hall Saloon. In 1867, Arizona's territorial capital was moved to Tucson and Brown's saloon served as one of three meeting places for the Territorial Legislature. (Source: City of Tucson Historic Preservation Office, 2012)
East Congress Street, related objects
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Coordinates: 32°13'19"N 110°58'6"W
- Iron Horse 0.6 km
- Downtown Tucson 0.6 km
- Armory Park Historic District 0.7 km
- Pie Allen 0.8 km
- Barrio Viejo 1 km
- West University 1.2 km
- Dunbar Spring 1.3 km
- Barrio Anita 1.7 km
- Barrio Kroeger Lane 1.8 km
- Menlo Park 2.6 km
- West Saint Marys Road 2.4 km
- East 9th Street 3.9 km
- South Craycroft Road 9 km
- North Wilmot Road 11 km
- East Stella Road 12 km
- E Dogwood St 14 km
- South Pantano Road 14 km
- East Hermans Road 16 km
- East Escalante Road 17 km
- Interstate 10 (Arizona) 91 km