Smokey Hollow Commemoration, The

Organized by Blueprint 2000, contributed to by many community members, and designed by city planner Dan Donovan.

The village-like exhibit pays tribute to the African American neighborhood that once occupied half of today’s Cascades Park.

Three open, brick-and-steel “spirit houses” have been constructed to represent the shotgun houses that once filled the neighborhood. Each of the houses is named — “Community Spirit,” “Family Spirit” and “Enduring Spirit” — and includes photos, maps and descriptions

Located at the north end of Cascades Park, where Franklin Blvd. meets Meridian St. under the Apalachee Parkway overpass.