This road contains the small upholsterer's shop that was run by Perry Jackson's parents. It is probably in an wealthier area because his parents are described as "well-to-do proprietors" and they were able to give their son a "fair education".

Between 1799-1825 Henry Fuseli became not only a Art Proffessor but also a Keeper of the school. The Royal Academy Summer's exhibite is were Henry Fuseli famoust painting The Nightmare is located and first showned in 1782.

Where Edith's Indian shawls were likely made.

Where Elizabeth Gaskell lived at the time she was writing North and South, and the current site of the Elizabeth Gaskell House Museum.

Where Harriet moves to after Boston, and where she writes Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl.  She worked in a shop above the offices of Frederick Douglass's newspaper The North Star.

Where Harriet Jacob flees to once she escapes to the North.

Where Harriet Jacobs was born.

Where Frederick lives in North and South.

Where Mr. Bell works in North and South.