Willis Beauty Supply Co

James and Sherman Willis have operated for over 50 years in the volatile beauty supply industry. Address: 1499 E. Livingston Ave.

White's Camera Shop

Wayne White sold cameras and provided repair services in Driving Park in the present-day Africentric Personal Development Shop building, and relocated Downtown in 1976. Address: 1409 E Livingston Ave.

Ujamaa Bookstore

Operating one of few Black bookstores in the state, Mustafaa Shabazz’s mission is to use literacy to build strong families in the Black community. Address: 1499 E. Livingston Ave.

The Record Emporium

In the early 1980s, Donna Terry booked Prince, The Time and Vanity 6 at her record shop, causing a major traffic jam on East Livingston Avenue. Address: 1485 E Livingston Ave.

Talib's Shoes & Accessories

The clothes and in-store soundtrack at Talib’s will take you back to 1979, but the store has remained a popular destination for over 40 years. Address: 1035 E. Livingston Ave.

Money Mike’s Records & Tapes

Referred to as a “pioneer” and friendly person, Money Mike contributed to the legacy of popular music stores in Driving Park. Address: 1064 E Livingston Ave.

Mean Mug Records

Mario Gibbs, Ryan “Hollywood” Hood and Rodriccos “Rowdy Rod” Williams opened the shop in 2000 at the original location of Resch’s Bakery, and filmed music videos with Juvenile and Lil Wayne in the neighborhood. Address: 1029 E Livingston Ave.

McKoy Dental Center Inc.

A part-time pastor known for encouraging young patients, Dr. Victor McKoy operated his business in Driving Park before moving to King-Lincoln/Bronzeville. Address: 1093 E. Livingston Ave.

H. Johnson's BBQ

Herbie Johnson’s beloved, 45-year institution was known for its ice cream, ribs, Monster Burgers and Monster Chops. Address: 1119 Lockbourne Rd.

Granny’s Child Care Center

Former Ohio State basketball player and NBA veteran Granville Waiters opened the daycare in Driving Park, where he was a friendly presence. Address: 1500 E Livingston Ave.