**Jackson Ward** is famously known as **"The Harlem of the South."** During the Jim Crow era, this neighborhood was a highly successful, self-contained center of Black business and culture, including being the home of pioneer **Maggie L. Walker** (the first US woman to charter a bank). It remains a vital hub of African American history.

*** The Fan District, Richmond, VA*** The Fan District is famous for its **uniform, picturesque rows of Victorian and Edwardian townhouses** built between 1890 and 1930. Named because its streets "fan" out, it is now Richmond's premier **cultural and social hub**, known for its architecture, VCU proximity, and lively urban atmosphere.

**Hotchkiss Park**, located in Richmond's Northside, is named for local youth **David Hotchkiss** (d. 1926). It serves as a vital **cultural and community hub** anchored by the **Hotchkiss Field Community Center**, offering programs, sports leagues, and after-school activities. The park is actively undergoing revitalization, including the creation of **Hotchkiss Green**.