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Columbus Urban League

Description:

The Columbus Urban League was originally founded in 1918 to provide housing and employment assistance to new African-American residents of Columbus. Today, it still provides this assistance in addition to helping the African-American community achieve parity, power, and civil rights. The current building was built in 1994 to house the... Read more

The Columbus Urban League was originally founded in 1918 to provide housing and employment assistance to new African-American residents of Columbus. Today, it still provides this assistance in addition to helping the African-American community achieve parity, power, and civil rights. The current building was built in 1994 to house the Columbus Urban League, one of the most important African-American organizations in the city – and the driving force to bring African-Americans into Columbus’ economic and social mainstream.

Categories
Architecture
Address:

788 Mt Vernon Ave, Columbus, OH 43203, USA
Columbus, Ohio 43203
Franklin County

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