Streets of Ivanhoe

When Ivanhoe became an official town, the streets were named. How these names were decided on is unknown, but what is know are the connections that are made to Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott. Many of the names of the streets, benches, and businesses that have a literary connection to the novel are named after the noblemen and noblewomen or after the places within the story.

Below you'll find links to the pages dedicated to each street. These pages will explain what connection is made between the novel and the street's name. It will also show the connections that are made between the different streets, if one does apply.

Streets named after people include: Cedric Street | Rowena Street | Rebecca Street

Streets named after places include: Rotherwood Street | Sherwood Street | Ashby Street

Streets named after nobility include: Saxon Street | Norman Street