Cherry Lynn Historic District Phoenix AZ

www.UrbanConnectionRealty.com A bit of history and tour of the Cherry Lynn historic district in Phoenix, AZ. Cherry Lynn has numerous English, Spanish and Monterey revival style homes built in the 1920′s and 30′s. The Urban Team wants to take you on a neighborhood tour.
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Portland Pride: 21st Century Ideas for a Historic Neighborhood A look at Louisville’s Historic Portland Neighborhood: “Portland Pride” highlights the wonderful aspects and unique qualities a historically rich neighborhood has to offer. This video also showcases the possibilities of the upcoming focus on Portland and older Louisville neighborhoods, suggesting Twenty First century solutions to common design problems. Other neighborhoods and their leaders may be inspired by the Portland Now Neighborhood Association’s bold actions to make Portland a better place. The Portland community defines neighborhood in its truest sense, and perhaps may inspire you to reflect on the sense of place of your own neighborhood. Thank you for watching.

GunClinger

April 28, 2012 at 6:51 am

Isn’t the street side called “Cheery Lynn”, and the Avenue side called “Cherry Lynn”?
I lived on Cheery Lynn between 16th and 18th Streets, just a small hop from the canal. Loved that neighborhood.

geneurban

April 28, 2012 at 7:09 am

Thanks for all the comments. I learn so much by stories from other people and value them greatly.

Clubphx

April 28, 2012 at 7:41 am

I love the Greater Cheery Lynn neighborhood! My house was one of the first built, (1927). It was built by Mr. Fetter (not the gentlemen you named). His grandchildren came to my home and told me wonderful stories of growing up visiting their grandparents(the builders). They built and lived in my home, and also built the home next door, and possibly the house that once stood three houses down. He was not a developer, but rather a railroad engineer. He built a beautiful home that is very loved.