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In 1960, the German Village Society was formed with the sole purpose of saving the community.

German immigrants to Columbus established a community by purchasing cheap land to the south of the city limits, creating "Die Alte Sud Ende" (the Old South End).

Bexley is home to the largest Jewish neighborhood in central Ohio and has to commitment to schools and lifelong-learning.

Schools and religion were paramount to the German community of Columbus.

King-Lincoln has history, opportunity, resources of people and institutions, a musical and artistic legacy, and challenges that came with segregation, integration, dividing freeways, lack of jobs, downward national economic turns, suburbanization, and numerous efforts to revitalize.

More than places of worship, churches in the King-Lincoln community are trusted champions of the neighborhood and fighters for civil rights.

The King-Lincoln Neighborhood has long been known for its artistic contributions to the city and to the nation.

Once the cultural and commercial heart of Columbus for African Americans, this neighborhood is poised for rebirth.