‘Cornelia Street’ signs up for sale but act swiftly for the chance to grab

NEW YORK, N.Y. (PIX11) — Even if you can’t rent a place on Cornelia Street you can bring a little bit of it home with you.

The Department of Transportation is dropping limited edition “Cornelia Street” signs for sale, commemorating its significance in pop culture.

The street running through Greenwich Village has seen flocks of tourists since being named dropped by Taylor Swift on her 2019 album “Lover.”

The street sign will have only 200 replicas for sale, 100 in ‘Historic District Brown’ and 100 in ‘Sunset Pink.’ The signs are already available on the DOT website .

It’s the latest installment in their monthly ‘sign drop series,’ that makes hand made street signs available for public purchase. The Taylor Swift-inspired Cornelia Street signs come after others previously inspired by the Beastie Boys and Stonewall Place.

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