put that infrastructure under the sidewalk, as opposed to destroying those historic bricks," Ellis says.

Ellis added her group is ready "to make sure that we preserve that last little bit of history that’s left."

The Houston Chronicle reported in February Turner says he doesn't want to lose Freedmen's Town.

As they wait to meet with the mayor, the coalition members are staying active.

They held a Walk-a-Thon on April 2nd and raised around $1,200.

The group will donate part of the money to the law firm that represents them in the lawsuit.

They will also use the funds raised to pay for upcoming events and support the Gregory-Lincoln Education Center, located in the Fourth Ward.

Freedmen's Town has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1984.

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