Mural Tour from Historic Jackson Ward 2 Hotchkiss Field Comm Cntr

Jackson Ward is famously known as "The Harlem of the South." During the Jim Crow era, this neighborhood was a highly successful, self-contained center of Black business and culture, including being the home of pioneer Maggie L. Walker (the first US woman to charter a bank). It remains a vital hub of African American history.

The Fan District, Richmond, VA The Fan District is famous for its uniform, picturesque rows of Victorian and Edwardian townhouses built between 1890 and 1930. Named because its streets "fan" out, it is now Richmond's premier cultural and social hub, known for its architecture, VCU proximity, and lively urban atmosphere.

1926). It serves as a vital cultural and community hub anchored by the Hotchkiss Field Community Center, offering programs, sports leagues, and after-school activities. The park is actively undergoing revitalization, including the creation of Hotchkiss Green.