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Community Proposal Jay Leslie Humanities and Social Science, Grand Canyon University HIS-327: Community History Professor Dean December 11, 2023 1
Community Origins This park is located at 16th St. and Jefferson near downtown Phoenix. It was once called “Phoenix Park” back in 1890s. Moses Sherman used it as a way to give people, riding the tram line, a place to sit and mingle while waiting on the next tram . In 1914, it was purchased by the city of Phoenix and was named Eastlake Park. African American history is deeply rooted in Eastlake Park since the beginning. MLK birthday celebration takes place at the park every year until it became too big for the space they had. Civil rights activists have visited the park often, and it has served as the starting point of numerous marches for equality in the Capitol. The Phoenix Arts Commission Civil Rights Memorial is located there, as well as the annual Juneteenth celebration that is held every year. 2
Oral History 1.What is your name? 2.Where are you from? 3.Where is your family from? 4.How old are you? 5.Have you moved or stayed in this community your whole life? 6.How would you describe your neighborhood while you were growing up? 7.Do you miss how things used to be in your community? 8.Do you know why your parents moved here? 9.Where did your parents go to school growing up? 10.How were your parents while growing up? 11.Were your parents divorced? Married? How long? 12.What do they do for a living? 13.How did they describe their childhood? 14.Any siblings? 15.How do they describe their experience growing up? 16.What schools did you go to? 17.Who lived with you growing up? 18.Who lived near you growing up? 19.Did you have any pets growing up? 20.What did your community look like when you weren’t hanging with your family? 21.What type of activities did your community provide for the kids, young adults, and adults? 22.What changes have you seen in your community? 3
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