Community Redevelopment
Community Redevelopment
Historic Westside
In Las Vegas’ Historic Westside, community redevelopment is about more than buildings—it’s about the people who once found refuge at Jackson Street and Harrison House during segregation. By restoring these landmarks, improving housing, and uplifting local businesses, the neighborhood celebrates its history and opens new doors for everyone.
Jackson Street
Jackson Street, in Las Vegas’ Historic Westside, was once a bustling hub for African Americans during segregation, with Black-owned businesses, music clubs, and community gatherings. Bringing it back to life pays tribute to their strength, boosts the local neighborhood, and keeps an important part of our shared history alive.
Harrison House
Located in Las Vegas’ Historic Westside, served as a safe haven for African Americans during segregation. Restoring it honors their resilience, strengthens the surrounding community, and preserves an essential piece of our shared heritage.
📖 Publish a Book on the “History of the Harrison House”
A book capturing the untold stories of Harrison House.
TARGET:
$15,000
🎥 Documentary on the “History of the Harrison House”
A powerful documentary showcasing the history and significance of Harrison House.
TARGET:
$50,000
🏛️ Historical Rehabilitation/Renovation of the Harrison House
Restoring and preserving this historic landmark for future generations.
TARGET:
$350,000
🌍 Virtual Community Action Planning (VCAP) Initiative
Engaging the community in shaping the future of Historic Westside.