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Historic Jackson Ward Association

501 North Second Street

Richmond, Virginia 23219

804-644-4305

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About the Historic Jackson Ward Association

Welcome to the Historic Jackson Ward Association! This community consists of a diverse set of individuals; students, artists, musicians, faculty and professionals from all walks of life who recognize and appreciate the experiences that an urban environment can provide and the unique talents that diversity brings. The Association is committed to developing an awareness of our history, to preserving a significant Richmond neighborhood, and to integrating our history into the modern day experience. We would love to hear from you and have your participation. Please browse the pages of this site and take a tour back in time. Learn more about the people, the businesses, and the community that we call Historic Jackson Ward. Contact us with any feedback or questions that you may have.

On this web site we have provided Virtual Walking Tours of the streets in the neighborhood as well as Virtual House Tours that depict the interiors of some of the homes. It is also extremely important to point out the significant revitalization efforts of a commercial nature. Before and after images of these efforts can be found on the page outlining major Renovations in the area. While browsing the site, you may want to also check out the HJWA Member's Art Gallery which consists of artwork submitted by members of the Association and community.

An Urban Experience

Nestled downtown in one of American's oldest and most historic cities, Historic Jackson Ward offers a truly unique urban experience. Step out the doors of an early 1800's home and onto paver sidewalks that bleed into a modern world. Shadowed by high-rises, yet illuminated by urban lights, ours is a world of the senses. Listen to the raw sounds that echo down our alleys as bands prepare for their next big gig or listen as the birds chirp amongst the well-established trees that line our city blocks. Peer into one of the many art galleries along the Broad Street Corridor or relax at one of the restaurants or coffee houses.

About the Association

The Historic Jackson Ward Association represents the residents located in the blocks North of Broad, East of Belvedere, South of I-95, and West of 4th Street. The association was started in the 1980's and has been very active building relationships with local law enforcement, city officials, and VCU officials.

The Historic Jackson Ward Association monthly business meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM at Club 533, which is located at the corner of West Jackson Street and Third Street. All are welcome! Membership dues are $10.00 for individuals and $20.00 for businesses, but you do not have to be a member to attend meetings. So, come join us and see what's happening in Jackson Ward! If you have any questions, please call the office at 644-4305.

Community Partnerships

Capital One and the five community organizations listed below have partnered together to create a Jackson Ward community revitalization initiative, "City Lights". The partnership provides a unique opportunity to share resources, create new and exciting learning opportunities and challenge each other to look for innovative ways to strengthen the Jackson Ward community through programs that are measurable, sustainable and impactful.

Adult Career Development Center, 119 West Leigh Street (780-4388)

Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia, 00 Clay Street (780-9093)

Historic Jackson Ward Association, 501 N. 2nd Street (644-4305)

Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority, 901 Chamberlayne Parkway (780-4200)

Technology Resource Connections, P.O. Box 1047, Richmond 23218 (212-8912)

For more information on "City Lights", contact Andrea Wright, Community Partnership, Capital One (284-5811)

	Adult Career Development Center, 119 West Leigh Street (780-4388)
	Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia, 00 Clay Street (780-9093)
	Historic Jackson Ward Association, 501 N. 2nd Street (644-4305)
	Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority, 901 Chamberlayne Parkway (780-4200)
	Technology Resource Connections, P.O. Box 1047, Richmond 23218 (212-8912)
	For more information on "City Lights", contact Andrea Wright, Community Partnership, Capital One (284-5811)