In the early days of Cincinnati when the settlement was still known as Losantiville, the town was surveyed and the boundaries were named. The three borders of the future Queen City beside the Ohio River were Eastern Row (now Broadway Street), Northern Row (now Liberty Street) and Western Row (now Central Avenue).
Israel Ludlow’s plan of the town of Cincinnati in 1802 | source
The photograph below shows the northeast corner of Elm and Liberty Street. On the corner of the building in the foreground, one can discern an old, stone street sign for “Northern Row”.
Cincinnati – Northern Row (now Liberty St.) at Elm St. | source
The building bearing the sign is no longer standing.
