Sights and scenes: Bronzeville
A brief walk through a revitalizing historic Black neighborhood business district in Columbus, OH: Bronzeville
795 East Long Street is a four-story, mixed-use project being developed by Metropolitan Holdings. Called “The Ogden,” the project will include 72-apartment units. The developer worked with the Bronzeville Neighborhood Association to refine the project’s design and name, which was the original name of the historic Lincoln Theatre next door.
The Gateway 750 Building.
Canabar at 859 East Long Street.
The Edna was built in 1905 and was once the headquarters of the Firestone Mutual Aid Association, an insurance company for Black residents. The building is currently being renovated by the Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation.
The Columbus Scholar House for Student Parents apartment building.
The Charles at North 17th Street and East Long Street.
St. Mark’s Lodge No. 7 at 988 East Long Street is the first Lodge of Prince Hall Free and Accepted Masons founded in Columbus. The Lodge was founded in 1852.
New construction near the intersection of East Long Street and Miami Avenue.
