What They Think of Us, Season 4 Episode 9
Gleaned from the street index of my Lyon map, herewith the local streets named after Americans:
Entertainment Division:
Rue John Ford
Rue Charlie Chaplin
Allee Buster Keaton
Military Division:
Avenue General Eisenhower
Boulevard des Etas-Unis (so named because during WWI it ran to the US Army camp just outside of town; the site, since annexed, is now an entire neighborhood known as Etas-Unis)
Rue de 3 Septembre 1944 (date of the liberation of Lyon)
Political Division:
Cours Franklin Roosevelt
Pont Woodrow Wilson
Avenue de President Kennedy
Science Division:
Rue Jonas Salk
Avenue Albert Einstein (half-credit, naturalized after his most important work)
Avenue Enrico Fermi (half-credit, ditto)
Miscellaneous:
Square des Ameriques (a bit of a stretch, maybe)
Impasse Lindbergh
Avenue Rockefeller
[Photo: Although, in general, 19th-century transcendentalists are underrepresented in graffiti art, Uncle Hank-Dave peers out on a heavily-tagged stairway on the slopes of the Croix-Rousse]
Entertainment Division:
Rue John Ford
Rue Charlie Chaplin
Allee Buster Keaton
Military Division:
Avenue General Eisenhower
Boulevard des Etas-Unis (so named because during WWI it ran to the US Army camp just outside of town; the site, since annexed, is now an entire neighborhood known as Etas-Unis)
Rue de 3 Septembre 1944 (date of the liberation of Lyon)
Political Division:
Cours Franklin Roosevelt
Pont Woodrow Wilson
Avenue de President Kennedy
Science Division:
Rue Jonas Salk
Avenue Albert Einstein (half-credit, naturalized after his most important work)
Avenue Enrico Fermi (half-credit, ditto)
Miscellaneous:
Square des Ameriques (a bit of a stretch, maybe)
Impasse Lindbergh
Avenue Rockefeller
[Photo: Although, in general, 19th-century transcendentalists are underrepresented in graffiti art, Uncle Hank-Dave peers out on a heavily-tagged stairway on the slopes of the Croix-Rousse]