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Learn more about the role of redlining in Dayton's history. 
View Heritage Ohio's presentation on "How Redlining Has Shaped Our Cities and Increased the Racial Divide in America" by Beth Johnson and Sean Suder. Register and you'll have access to the recorded presentation. 

Check out the following presentations and documents created by Dan Barton of Brainwave Historic Preservation Consulting for the expansion of Grafton Hill National Register Historic District, which outlines the role redlining played in the district's history.
  • Boundaries Discussion of Amended Grafton Hill Historic District: Link
  • National Register Nomination Document: Link

Thanks to the Dayton Daily News and Josh Swiegart for this informative article "Lasting Scars: The Legacy of Race-Based Redlining" about the impact of redlining on our community. Support local journalism in our community. Subscribe to the Dayton Daily News.

Policy, Practice, Process: Transforming Neighborhoods through Equitable Revitalization
Dayton's blighted and vacant properties are the subject of a study and nationwide webinar by the National Board of Realtors (NBR) and the Center for Community Progress. The webinar, "Engaging the Community to Develop Equitable Solutions" features Fred Holley, PDI trustee and community leader, and Carlton Jackson, CEO of the Dayton Area Board of Realtors (DABR). Learn more about the DABR action plan and the many exciting initiatives that are underway in northwest Dayton and our historic neighborhoods. Access the webinar and then chose Session 3.


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  • Home
  • About
    • About PDI
    • History
    • 2020 Preservation Awards
    • Volunteer
  • Neighborhoods and Landmarks
  • Endangered Properties
    • Top 10 Most Endangered Properties >
      • Louis Traxler Mansion
      • Leopold Rauh House
      • Michael Neil House
      • Dayton Daily News Building
      • Van Deman Apartments
      • Thomas E. Tucker House
      • Gem City Ice Cream Building
      • John R. Reynolds Mansion
      • Santa Clara Business District
      • Edward T. Snediker House
    • Save South Park Methodist Church!
  • Walking Tours
    • Dayton View Historic DIstrict
    • Five Oaks Historic Districts >
      • Squirrel-Forest Historic District
    • Grafton Hill Historic DIstrict
    • Huffman Historic District
    • McPherson Town Historic District
    • Oregon Historic District
    • South Park Historic District
    • St. Anne's Hill Historic District
    • Paul Laurence Dunbar Historic District
    • West Third Street Historic District
    • Wright-Dunbar Village Historic District
  • Membership
  • Resources
    • Member Only Content >
      • Archived Walking Tours
      • Contractor Directory
    • Start Here!
    • Tips and Tricks
    • Researching Your Historic Home
    • Home Repair Assistance
    • Documents
  • Shop
  • Contact