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ULICA AVDE JABUČICE

Ulica se nalazi na desnoj strani Miljacke, ispod Crnog vrha. Proteže se, vijugavom trasom, uporedo sa Ulicom Goruša, iz koje izlazi i sa kojom se na kraju ponovo sastaje. Do 1915. godine, naziv ulice je bio Kasumagića okuke, što je vidljivo u planu grada iz 1914. godine što ga je objavio Leon Finci. lme je dobila po posjedu porodice Kasumagić i obliku trase. Godine 1915. dobila je ime Vijuge. Od 1919. do 1931. godine njen naziv je bio Crni vrh, po brdu na čijoj se južnoj strani Ulica nalazi. Ime Avde Jabučice ulica je dobila 1931. godine po čuvenom puškaru, falsifikatoru novca i majstoru bez premca u obradi metala. Njega je austrougarski prijeki sud 1878. godine osudio na smrt strijeljanjem, jer je popravio topove bosanske vojske. Kraj u kojem se nalazi Ulica Avde Jabučice, je među prvim dijelovima grada, koji su urbanizirani nakon uspostave austrougarske vlasti. The street is situated on the right side of the Miljacka River, below Crni vrh. It is a winding street that goes parallel with Goruša Street, from which it diverts at some point and then meets it again. Until 1915, it was called Kasumagića okuka, which is shown on the map of the city dating back in 1914, which was published by Leon Finci. The street got its name after the estate of family Kasumagić and after its shape. In 1915, it was named Vijuge. From 1919 to 1931, it was named Crni vrh, after the hill on which the southern side the street was located. In 1931, it was named after the famous armorer, money counterfeiter and a master metal worker. He was sentenced to death by Austro–Hungarian court martial and, in 1878, executed because he repaired Bosnian Army cannons. The area around Avde Jabučice Street was among the first in the city to be urbanized by Austro – Hungarian administration.