The Campground The Campground consists of all or part of 10 city blocks. The area is bounded on the north by Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, east by North Ann Street, south by St. Stephens Road and west by Rylands Street. The existing housing stock reveals the predominately African-American working class background of the neighborhood. The buildings were constructed between the late nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century, and in most cases were rental property owned by white landowners. Due to the fact that the buildings within the Campground were rental property, many of them remain unaltered and lend the district its architectural flavor. Click below to download any document in high-resolution, printable .PDF format. campground_form.pdf (108k) National Register of Historic Places Registration Form street_addresses.pdf (48k) Street Addresses narrative_description.pdf (140k) Narrative Description statement_significance.pdf (64k) Statement of Significance boundaries.pdf (40k) Boundaries bibliography.pdf (48k) Bibliography Don't have the plug-in or Acrobat Reader? Click the icon to the left to download the software you need to view .PDF documents. Back to Home