Edward Street

Suburbs:	Fremantle (suburb)
Named after:	William Edward Parry
Connects with:	Elder Place Adelaide Street Queen Victoria Street
Wikidata:	Q63639748
OpenStreetMap:	16057064
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One of Fremantle's shortest streets, Edward Street runs from the intersection of Adelaide/Queen Victoria/Parry, downhill to the point where Beach Street and Elder Place join (where Captain Munchies is).

On the north-east side of the street the most prominent building is the Australia Hotel. Next to that is the Biggin and Ayrton building.

On the south-west side the wall of Princess May Park (and Fremantle Girls' School) occupies the block between Adelaide and Cantonment streets, with a c.2010 residential apartment building on the next block west (it replaced the north-eastern end of the Elders Woolstores, which were demolished).