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Cansler & Cansler records concerning Myers Park residential zoning

 Collection
Identifier: MS0338
Abstract

Materials from the case files of a Charlotte law firm documenting the lawsuit of Brenizer v. Stephens, et al., in an effort to remove residential restrictions on property in the Myers Park neighborhood of Charlotte. Includes correspondence, court documents, clippings, photographs and maps.

Dates: 1941 - 1945

Charlotte Historic District Commission photographic slides and newsletters

 Collection
Identifier: MS0482
Abstract

Contains slides, photographs and negatives documenting historic neighborhoods in Charlotte. Also includes newsletters concerning historic preservation.

Dates: undated

Tom Hanchett papers

 Collection
Identifier: MS0600
Abstract

Contains a binder and a digital copy of Hanchett's report "History of Charlotte's Independence Park." Also includes archived pages of Hanchett's website, historysouth.org.

Dates: 2019

Interviews from the Southern Oral History Program concerning Belmont (Charlotte, N.C.)

 Collection
Identifier: MS0599
Abstract

Interviews conducted for UNC-Chapel Hill's Southern Oral History Program that document the changing nature of the Belmont neighborhood of Charlotte, particularly in light of the destruction of the Piedmont Courts Housing Project in 2006 and the lack of affordable housing in the area.

Dates: 2006-2007

Stephens Company minute book

 Collection — Oversize Box: 1 [F09.075.03.07]
Identifier: MS0363
Abstract

Minute book of the Stephens Company, which owned and developed the property that became Myers Park, Charlotte, NC

Dates: 1911 - 1922

UNC Charlotte Honors College and Charlotte Action Research Project Interviews on Charlotte Neighborhoods

 Collection
Identifier: OH-CN
Abstract This collection documents the history of several of Charlotte's inner core neighborhoods through the recollections of community members. Residents of Optimist Park, Washington Heights, and Druid Hills share their life stories and discuss their neighborhoods, offering insight into the significance of community, the human cost of neighborhood change, and the shifting landscape of affordable housing in Charlotte. As gentrification increases in Charlotte, a risk exists that the unique history of...
Dates: 2015 - 2017

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