[CityTech]

I wonder what the story is behind Byron Place and Lower Bryon Avenue. Presumably the linear corridor would have been continuous in the streetcar era. It appears that at some point after their removal, they moved the road into the tramway corridor between Eden and Roosevelt and then repurposed the old road as Byron Place and Lower Byron Avenue to provide local access to houses that already existed on the south side of Byron. Did they do this just to remove driveways on that section of Byron? Perhaps that was a first phase of a since-abandoned project to do this sort of thing on the entirety of Byron?