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Dallas built its first ‘Negro’ park 99 years ago

By Rachel Stone|2015-02-18T12:47:53-06:00June 24th, 2014|

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  • Abandoned retail buildings occupy the 700 block of Pierce in the North Cliff neighborhood. Photo by Mary McLauhlan

Oak Cliff history: The abandoned 1920s retail strip in North Cliff

By Gayla Brooks|2015-06-02T14:45:41-05:00June 23rd, 2014|

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Old Oak Cliff Conservation Leage: ‘Shop historic’

By Rachel Stone|2015-02-18T11:13:54-06:00June 12th, 2014|

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Architecture at risk list focuses on Oak Cliff Gateway

By Rachel Stone|2015-02-18T11:58:23-06:00June 11th, 2014|

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Coffee shop, The Book Doctor coming to Cannon’s Village

By Rachel Stone|2014-06-09T10:03:56-05:00June 9th, 2014|

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Oak Cliff Pumping Station makes architecture at-risk list

By Rachel Stone|2015-02-18T11:58:26-06:00June 3rd, 2014|

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Oak Cliff history: A theory as to why everyone knew everyone

By Gayla Brooks|2015-06-02T14:45:43-05:00May 26th, 2014|

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Oak Cliff Gateway could go to City Council by August

By Rachel Stone|2015-02-18T11:58:32-06:00May 19th, 2014|

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Oak Cliff architecture at risk 2014 list coming soon

By Rachel Stone|2015-02-18T11:14:05-06:00May 13th, 2014|

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Conservation district ordinance topic at Wednesday meeting

By Rachel Stone|2021-03-24T20:47:40-05:00April 28th, 2014|

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  • This 2,500-seat Casino theater once was part of Lake Cliff amusement park. When the park closed, developer Charles Mangold relocated the building to Fifth and Crawford where it become the James P. Simpson Studio, which burned down in 1929. Photo courtesy of Joe Whitney

Oak Cliff history: How our neighborhood came to be

By Gayla Brooks|2019-06-06T13:55:36-05:00April 28th, 2014|

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Changes would make conservation district status nearly impossible

By Rachel Stone|2015-02-18T11:14:11-06:00April 21st, 2014|

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