Numerous street addresses, which are relatively new developments dating back to the middle of 18th century, have been recorded. Nerudova Street in Prague (Czech Republic) still highlights how strangers used to locate a home. Every house was given a unique symbol and the corresponding name. You're searching for Thomas the fiddle-maker. You're looking for Thomas, the fiddle-maker? You would eventually find the wall with the three fiddles. Thomas would also be there. It was all charming, each house had its own uniqueness, which served to break the ice when Thomas finally arrived ("ask Thomas for fiddles"), as the emblem indicated. It might have taken Thomas a bit longer to locate his house.