CD History-Culture
Central Area Documentary Project Association
About CADPA
We document how the Central Area from the early 1900’s became the premiere and iconic cultural center that produced internationally known leaders in business, politics, and civil rights, as well as legendary athletes, musicians and entertainers.
CD History-Culture
Central Area Documentary Project Association's new home!
CADPA is now open @ McKinney Center!
Our vision is to interview and archive past and present residents of the Central Area. In 2012 we began and continue today looking for your stories to tell about our past community.
If you were a member of a church, drill team, sports team or just a member of the community, reach out to us record your legacy.
Contact: Greg Allen Phone: 206-377-9182
Email cddocproject@gmail.com
CADPA Projects
The CD Uncovered
The CD Uncovered is a continuing series of video interviews by former residents of the Central Area documenting their stories...
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Generations
A CADPA & GPI TV collaboration documenting the first 100 years of the musical history of Seattle’s "Central Area"...
Telling the Truth
Telling The Truth –‘Aaron & Elmer Dixon is a video expose about two iconic figures who implemented and organized...
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CD History+Culture
The Aaron & Elmer Dixon Story
Telling the Truth
Telling The Truth – Aaron & Elmer Dixon, is a video expose about two iconic figures who implemented and organized a grass root effort that led to the formation of Seattle’s Black Panther Chapter.
Including the implementing of the first free health clinic (Carolyn Downs) and the Panther's Feeding Program.
CD Uncovered
Central Area Pride
The CD Uncovered
The CD Uncovered is a continuing series of video interviews by former residents of the Central Area documenting their stories about growing up and living in Seattle’s Central District.
Musical History of the Central Area
Generations: Musical History of Central Area
CADPA
Celebrating Seattle's Central Area History and Contributions
