It surprised me because it looks so "german". Here in Germany, just about every bigger town has this kind of shopping street, what we call Fussgängerzone - Pedestrian Zone.
I have not seen this anywhere else in the US, not even in NYC or so. In the US it seems to be key, that everything has to be accessable by car. Ok, there are the malls, but thats not a real street with different houses. This Church Street looks much like a typical town center, just as we also have it here in my town, only 100 yards from where I live.
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