Old North Dayton/Children's Hospital area

[dxdtdemon]

For those inquiring about the Turks, a lot of them are moving to the St. Anne's Hill/Huffman Historic District area since there is a building that they plan to convert to a mosque somewhere in that vicinity. There are also a lot of Turkish/Armenian/other Turkic nationality people who go to and work at Wright State now.

[bam989863]

Originally Posted by dxdtdemon

For those inquiring about the Turks, a lot of them are moving to the St. Anne's Hill/Huffman Historic District area since there is a building that they plan to convert to a mosque somewhere in that vicinity. There are also a lot of Turkish/Armenian/other Turkic nationality people who go to and work at Wright State now.

The last couple houses to sell in my parents neighborhood were Turkish or Armenian. My parents live in Eastern Hills.

[CarpathianPeasant]

Originally Posted by TomJones123

Westwood has really fallen on hard times, though I am sure there are some liveable pockets remaining. It's too large of a neighborhood to be all bad. I would have love to have seen it in it's day, and the same with most Dayton neighborhoods.

http://www.daytonhistorybooks.com/imagesofdayton.html

[Natural510]

So it sounds like a possible transitional neighborhood which hasn't quite transitioned yet. I'm okay with a little grit and don't scare too easy, but at this point in my life have lived in enough hoods with drug houses and stick-up kids on corners.

[CarpathianPeasant]

Originally Posted by Natural510

So it sounds like a possible transitional neighborhood which hasn't quite transitioned yet. I'm okay with a little grit and don't scare too easy, but at this point in my life have lived in enough hoods with drug houses and stick-up kids on corners.

There's a chance the transitioning may not be what you are thinking. There's a historic section to Old North Dayton, and the history business throughout Dayton is rather up in the air.

[TomJones123]

Originally Posted by CarpathianPeasant

http://www.daytonhistorybooks.com/imagesofdayton.html

Thanks!