main street 
noun
1chiefly North American The principal street of a town, traditionally the site of shops, banks, and other businesses: the money you save on a car can offset some of the higher prices on Main Street...
- The gate's position at one end of the main street running through the town reflects its importance.
- This is despite it being situated less than two minutes walk away from the main street in Carlow town.
- People didn't have watches then and they could see the old clock from any part of the main street of the town.
1.1 (Main Street) US Used in reference to the materialism, mediocrity, or parochialism regarded as typical of small-town life: If you don’t get banks to lend again, Main Street is going to be in very big trouble
From the title of a novel (1920) by Sinclair Lewis
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- be written (or engraved or set) in stone
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