#community-history

#community-history

Crayford Greyhound Track will close on January 19, ending nearly 90 years of community presence.

Berkeleyside's obituary program highlights the significance of individual lives in shaping Berkeley's community history.

Palm Springs is considering a $27 million reparations package for descendants of Black and Latino families affected by urban redevelopment.

The Upper West Side apartment building at 328 West 86th Street celebrates its 100th anniversary, showcasing its history and community significance.

The Little Italy Museum and Cultural Center showcases Italian heritage and agricultural history in San Jose.

The historic Craftsman bungalow in East Austin will be demolished despite efforts to preserve its connection to civic leader Effie Yerwood.

Visitation Academy in Bay Ridge permanently closed its doors after 169 years, marking a significant loss for the community and alumni.

The Brighton Jubilee Festival celebrates the diverse history and cultural vibrancy of Brighton Beach, highlighting the community's transformation over decades.

Notting Hill Carnival is a major celebration of Caribbean culture in London, rooted in historical racial tensions and community resilience.

Windsor, Ontario is set to gain a national urban park, bringing vital green space to a community impacted by industrial decline.

Working-class heritage preservation through storytelling

Focus on unique stories like Chinatown in London and Gypsy communities in Bedfordshire

A 89-year-old dockworker and key figure in the erection of a statue celebrating east London's dockworkers revisited the monument.