Shelby Park, Louisville

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A new restaurant at Logan and Oak Streets in Shelby Park

Shelby Park is a neighborhood two miles southeast of downtown Louisville, Kentucky USA. The area was named for a park located there that was named for Kentucky's first governor, Isaac Shelby. Area was first populated by German immigrants in the 1900s, though by the 1950s the area had become predominantly black. Shelby Park is bounded by the CSX rail tracks, Kentucky Street, and I-65.

As of 2000, the population of Shelby Park was 3,204 .

Demographics

As of 2000, the population of Shelby Park was 3,204 , of which 45.4% is white, 50.1% is black, 8.5% is listed as other, & 0.6% is Hispanic. College graduates are 4.2% of the population, people without a high school degree are 42.4%. Females outnumber males 50.6% to 49.4%.

References

^ "Community Resource Network". Retrieved 2005-11-18.

External links

Images of Shelby Park (Louisville, Ky.) in the University of Louisville Libraries Digital Collections

Places in Louisville Metro

Smoketown

Old Louisville

Germantown

Shelby Park

Schnitzelburg

v t e Neighborhoods, Suburbs and Census Designated Places in Louisville Metro

East Side (Old City)	Audubon Avondale-Melbourne Heights Bashford Manor Belknap Bon Air Bonnycastle Bradley Brownsboro-Zorn Butchertown Camp Taylor Cherokee Gardens Cherokee Triangle Cherokee-Seneca Clifton Clifton Heights Crescent Hill Deer Park Germantown Hawthorne Hayfield Dundee Highlands Original Highlands Highlands-Douglass Hikes Point Irish Hill Klondike Meriwether Phoenix Hill Poplar Level Prestonia Rockcreek-Lexington Road St. Joseph Schnitzelburg Tyler Park

East Side (Suburbs, CDPs and Rural Hamlets)	Anchorage Ashville-Glenmary Audubon Park Avoca Bancroft Barbourmeade Beckley Station Beechwood Village Bellemeade Bellewood Berrytown Blue Ridge Manor Boston Buechel Briarwood Broad Fields Broeck Pointe Brownsboro Farm Brownsboro Village Cambridge Cherrywood Village Clark Station Coldstream Creekside Crossgate Douglass Hills Druid Hills Eastwood English Station Fairmeade Fairmount Fern Creek Fincastle Fisherville Forest Hills Freys Hill Gardiner Lane Glenview Glenview Hills Glenview Manor Goose Creek Griffytown Graymoor-Devondale Green Spring Harrods Creek Hickory Hill Highview Hills and Dales Houston Acres Hurstbourne Acres Hurstbourne Indian Hills Jeffersontown Kingsley Langdon Place Lake Louisvilla Lakeland Lincolnshire Long Run Longview Lyndon Lynnview Manor Creek Maryhill Estates Meadow Vale Meadowview Estates Meadowbrook Farm Middletown Mockingbird Valley Moorland Murray Hill Newburg Norbourne Estates Northfield Norwood O'Bannon Old Brownsboro Place Parkway Village Plantation Plainview The Point Plymouth Village Poplar Hills Prospect Richlawn Riverwood Rolling Fields Rolling Hills St. Matthews St. Regis Park Seatonville Seneca Gardens Smyrna Springdale Springhurst Spring Mill Spring Valley Springlee Strathmoor Manor Strathmoor Village Sycamore Ten Broeck Thixton Thornhill Tucker Station Watterson Park Wellington West Buechel Westwood Whipps Millgate Whitner Wildwood Windy Hills Woodland Hills Woodlawn Park Worthington Worthington Hills

South Side (Old City)	Auburndale Beechmont Cloverleaf Edgewood Hazelwood Highland Park Iroquois Jacobs Kenwood Hill Limerick Parkwood South Louisville Southland Park Southside Standiford Taylor-Berry Wilder Park Wyandotte

South Side (Suburbs, CDPs and Rural Hamlets)	Bethany Fairdale Greenwood Heritage Creek Hollyvilla Hollow Creek Johnsontown Kosmosdale Lake Dreamland Lynnview Medora Okolona Orell Penile Pleasure Ridge Park Prairie Village Riverside Gardens St. Dennis Shively Sylvania Valley Downs Valley Gardens Valley Station Valley Village Waverly Hills

West Side	Algonquin California Chickasaw Hallmark Park DuValle Park Hill Parkland Shawnee Rubbertown Russell

Downtown	Downtown Old Louisville Portland Shelby Park Smoketown

v t e Louisville, Kentucky (Portal)

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National Historic Landmarks	Belle of Louisville Churchill Downs Historic Locust Grove Mayor Andrew Broaddus Old Bank Zachary Taylor House United States Marine Hospital Water Tower

Prominent suburbs (over 10K pop.)	Bardstown Clarksville Jeffersontown Jeffersonville Lyndon New Albany St. Matthews Shelbyville Shepherdsville Shively

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