So do Smith St and Wesson St meet:
- "at the corner of Smith & Wesson Streets"; or
- "at the corner of Smith & Wesson streets"?
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Sign up to join this communityIn British English, it does survive. In fact, the properness of Street generally precludes the treatment you propose.
An accident at the junction of Queen Elizabeth Street and Tooley Street.
One might possibly hear “Queen Elizabeth and Tooley Streets,” perhaps in a radio traffic report, but since that’s spoken any capitalisation is unclear. We don’t write it that way.