Historical clue formulations

• Lines on a GPS — 2026-08-17
• Lines on some grids: Abbr. — 2026-06-28
• Fremont and Folsom in S.F., for two — 2026-05-28
• Washington and Adams in Chicago: Abbr. — 2025-12-06
• Pineapple and Cranberry, for two, in N.Y.C. — 2025-11-14
• Elm and Maple are common ones: Abbr. — 2025-10-08
• Ave. crossers — 2025-09-10
• Ave. crossers — 2025-07-09
• They go around the block: Abbr. — 2025-03-28
• Pike and Pine, in Seattle: Abbr. — 2024-12-18
• Map abbrs. — 2024-10-26
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.: Abbr. — 2024-09-27
• D.C.'s B and A: Abbr. — 2024-04-17
• Hagiography subjects: Abbr. — 2023-12-06
• Ave. crossers — 2023-11-08
• Things often named with ordinal numbers: Abbr. — 2023-10-31
• Numbered things in N.Y.C. — 2023-10-15
• Pedestrians cross them: Abbr. — 2023-05-14
• GPS display: Abbr. — 2023-05-04
• GPS lines: Abbr. — 2023-03-06
• Sides of a square, maybe: Abbr. — 2023-02-11
• You might check their crossings: Abbr. — 2022-12-29
• Urban grid: Abbr. — 2022-11-27
• A and B, in D.C. — 2022-06-08
• Ave. crossers — 2022-05-16
• Crosswalks cross them: Abbr. — 2022-02-02
• Ave. crossers — 2022-02-01
• Holy ones: Abbr. — 2021-12-12
• Ave. crossers — 2021-08-23
• Lines on an urban map: Abbr. — 2021-07-26
• Blvds. — 2021-03-18
• Whom basilicas are often named after: Abbr. — 2020-04-24
• People profiled in hagiographies: Abbr. — 2020-02-13
• Urban intersectors: Abbr. — 2019-11-10
• Peter, Paul and Mary: Abbr. — 2019-10-26
• Bourbon and Beale: Abbr. — 2019-09-11
• Duane and Reade, in N.Y.C. — 2019-01-20
• Some ways on Waze: Abbr. — 2018-11-18
• Aves. — 2018-10-07
• Ave. crossers — 2018-09-05
• Sides of a block: Abbr. — 2018-08-29
• City grid: Abbr. — 2018-08-26
• A&E, in D.C.? — 2018-08-07
• Urban grid: Abbr. — 2018-07-24
• Some patrons: Abbr. — 2017-05-19
• Many are named after M.L.K. — 2016-09-23
• Peter and Francis: Abbr. — 2016-03-27
• Aves. ... or the initials of 17-, 23-, 40-, 50- and 63-Across — 2015-12-28
• Alternatives to rds. and aves. — 2015-11-23
• Lines on a 64-Across: Abbr. — 2015-11-03