🏡 Establishing the Fayetteville Black Historic District, to include about 21 acres on the south side of the city including properties along North Washington Avenue, East Center Street and East Mountain Street.
🏘️ Establishing the South Fayetteville Local Historic District, which includes property on South Washington Avenue stretching down to Jefferson Park plus property off of East Rock Street.
"Some properties did not have a documented history of Black ownership but had historic-age buildings associated with the 20th century working class neighborhood development in South Fayetteville," according to city documents. "Many owners were shown in Census records and archived city directories as holding blue-collar jobs, largely within the neighborhood or in downtown Fayetteville."
📍 If you go: 5:30pm at Fayetteville City Hall or online.
