The document details the history of the Nyia Page Braddock Community Center. It began as a church that was renovated and opened in 2011 in memory of Nyia Page, a 23-month old girl whose body was found in 2007. The community center was renamed the Nyia Page Braddock Community Center and now features a cafe, artwork, gardens, and other amenities thanks to ongoing renovations and campaigns to improve the space.

1. The History
of the Nyia
Page
Community
Center
Artwork by Rich Brown

2. Nyia Miangel Page
On Sunday, February 4, 2007, the body of 23-
Month-Old Nyia Page was found in a wooded area
near the Rankin Border.
In 2011 the Braddock community center opened
with the name “The Nyia Page Braddock
Community Center”.

3. Once Upon a Time…

4. …This was a church.

5. Jon Fetterman & The Braddock Redux

6. The Levi’s Campaign

7. Renovations

8. Renovations

9. Renovations

10. Renovations

11. The Cafe

12. The Café, circa 2013

13. Aunt Cheryl’s Cafe

14. Aunt Cheryl’s Cafe

15. Railings, Artwork and the Chandelier

16. Railings, Artwork and the Chandelier

17. Railings, Artwork and the Chandelier

18. Railings, Artwork and the Chandelier

19. Railings, Artwork and the Chandelier

20. Robinette King

21. The Butterfly Garden