The historical consultant has reviewed the early history of the project area and identified potential historical and cultural “themes” to be considered as part of the study process. Additionally, the consultant has identified properties potentially eligible for the National Register of Historic Places and prepared a preliminary evaluation of potentially eligible properties.

The cultural resources information is an important component of this study since it establishes a framework and context for the evolution of land uses and facilities within the corridor area. Information from the cultural resources study will be used by HKGi, corridor area committees, and others to determine how the physical and social history for the corridor should be incorporated into future planning activities.

Project Reports
Historic Context Development and Cultural Resources Evaluation – Main Report [Note this document is 7 MB]
Historic Context Development and Cultural Resources Evaluation – Appendices [Note this document is 4 MB]
Snelling Avenue – Research on the History of the African American Community [Note this document is 4 MB]

Community Forum Materials
Cultural Resources Presentation Video [30 minutes long]
Cultural Resources PowerPoint – Part 1
Cultural Resources PowerPoint – Part 2
Cultural Resources PowerPoint – Part 3
Cultural Resources PowerPoint – Part 4
Cultural Resources PowerPoint – Part 5

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