George Washington Slept Here

Continuing on Moshe Hess Street, going passed Abraham Lincoln Street, you can see Keren Hayesod Street to the right.

As we keep going counter-clockwise with this road we now find ourselves on George Washington Street.

At one time, GW was a quiet, sleepy little street that could best be described as the street behind the other buildings.

But with all the new upscale construction going on, it's now going to be a very active street (at least during the holidays when the foreign residents show up).

Continuing on down the street, we find ourselves back on King David Street and this beautiful building.SL

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President Abraham Lincoln

Moving along Moshe Hess Street, if we look to the right we see a street named after one of America's greatest presidents, President Abraham Lincoln.

It’s a rather unassuming, quiet residential street, but its location is excellent.

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Moshe Hess Street

Turning off busy King David Street we enter the surprisingly quiet, and mostly residential Moshe Hess Street.

Looking back, we can see the David’s Citadel Hotel and some of the massive construction going on in this area.


Below is the office of the JCC Association.

You probably best know them for their Ben Yehuda Mall Street Fairs – where they brought Ben Yehuda storeowners (and their products) to different US cities to help them when their businesses were faltering on Ben Yehuda Street due to terrorism.

It’s a nice looking building.

Further along, Hess St. meets up with the back end of the YMCA.

Someone creatively painted a castle door on (the door in) the wall that surrounds what was once a YMCA (track?) field, and now soon to be private residential housing.

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