Tourist-friendly Wharf street makeover to begin soon - SLIDESHOW

Tourist-friendly Wharf street makeover to begin soon – SLIDESHOW

Part of a proposed plan, Jefferson Street between Jones and Hyde streets, will be expanded and more accessible to pedestrians.

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Jefferson Street between Jones and Hyde streets

Jefferson Street between Jones and Hyde streets

Tourist-friendly Wharf street makeover to begin soon - SLIDESHOW

Part of a proposed plan

Part of a proposed plan

Tourist-friendly Wharf street makeover to begin soon - SLIDESHOW

will be expanded and more accessible to pedestrians.

will be expanded and more accessible to pedestrians.

Tourist-friendly Wharf street makeover to begin soon - SLIDESHOW

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