History of the Parkland Neighborhood

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E.D. Morton and Company, 516 W Main Street.

Edwards recalls the looting and destruction that took place

A fireman takes a drink of water. Two gentlemen wearing coats and caps carry mugs and a pail of water. Behind them firefighters spray water on a smoldering building. Beyond that the top of the Bourbon Stock Yard Co. can be seen.

Fourth and Breckinridge Streets

805 S. Fourth Street
Date: 1927

Address: 301 York Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Five boys pose in front of the Louisville Free Public Library on York Street. They each have a bicycle with a headlight, horn, and water bottle. The boys are dressed in white shirts with ties, short…

Newspaper clipping listing names and the injuries they sustained during the Parkland uprising.

Parkland Carnegie Library, 2743 Virginia Ave., built in 1899 and closed as a library in the 1980s. It now houses the Metro Police Department’s internal investigations office.

Parkland Carnegie Library, located at 2743 Virginia Avenue, was built in 1899 and closed as a library in the 1980s. It now houses the Metro Police Department’s internal investigations office.
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