After the precinct was broken down after the fall of the Fitzgerald ministry, Tanilon Inc., who had already been working within the Precinct in attempt to improve life inside, resurrected a street to remember all those who had suffered under and fought against Alistair Fitzgerald. However, it was extended to remember all those who had been lost over the past century. In essence, it is a street dedicated to those heavily discriminated against by society. It is an open street where no vehicles are allowed and at the very end is a fountain surrounded by trees. There are statues and plaques decorating the open space too commemorate those we lost. It was intended that it be an open space to contrast the prison that it once use to be. Feel free to loiter, run through the water during the summer, or stop at one of the small cafes tucked down the sides of the street.