Introduction

Park Place ran south from 526 Taylor's Avenue towards Bridge Avenue and the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, land that now comprises Mickle Boulevard. There were only 16 houses fronting on Park Place, and one of those carried the address of 526 Taylor's Avenue. As can be seen in the maps below from 1885, Park Place ended at the rear of the homes on Bridge Avenue.

Park Place — Occupants

City directory records, 1863–1900.

2 Park Place

2 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

3 Park Place

3 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

4 Park Place

4 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

5 Park Place

5 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
1880	Isaiah Collins

6 Park Place

6 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

7 Park Place

7 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

8 Park Place

8 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

9 Park Place

9 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

10 Park Place

10 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
1863	James & Alice Coleman & Family

11 Park Place

11 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

12 Park Place

12 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

13 Park Place

13 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

14 Park Place

14 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	Frank M. Falls (World War I)

15 Park Place

15 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
1878	Isaiah Collins

16 Park Place

16 Park Place — Park Place — Occupants
Year ↕	Name ↕
—	No information available

Related: Frank M. Falls — 14 Park Place.

Important Note!

Park Place