on W. 4th, between W. 11th and Bank Street

at traffic triangle at the Uptown 6 subway stop

East edge of park at 15th St entrance to the subway

on Bleecker, between W. 11th and Bank Sts.

on street in front of building--between Washington & Greenwich

Six gas companies combined into the Consolidated Gas Company.

Con Edison traces its origins to the New York Gas Light Company, founded in 1823. Over time, it merged with and acquired over 170 companies, becoming a leading energy distributor. It played a key role in New York's gas, electric, and steam services, including operating the world's largest commercial steam system. In 1998, following deregulation, Con Edison became a holding company. It has since focused on renewable energy, investing heavily in solar and wind projects, though it sold its clean energy business to RWE in 2023.

Con Edison

A possible Lenape canoe, the only dugout ever found in Manhattan, was excavated by New York Edison workers in Cherry Hill by the intersection with Oliver Street,&nbsp;

1st mains installed by Edison Illuminating Company for Street Electricity lines.