MOUNT HOLLY, Nj. — Pittsburgh Steelers icon Franco Harris’ hometown of Mount Holly, New Jersey honored the Hall of Famer on Tuesday morning by naming a street after him. The street is called Franco Harris Way, located on the corner of Jacksonville Road and Ridgway Street. It’s the exact spot where Harris grew up and where his football life began. Harris passed away in December, two days before the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception and three days before his number was retired by the Steelers. He was 72.
The street sign of Franco Harris Way was unveiled by Harris’ son Dok.
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