 During World War I, many began moving from longtime-settled neighborhoods, such as Seven Corners near the University of Minnesota, the South Side, and the North Side.The Sumner Field public housing project, completed at 1101 Olson Memorial Highway in 1938, was segregated, but its White Jewish and Black residents generally interacted peacefully.By 1936, there were more than 16,000 Jews in Minneapolis, and 70% of them lived on the North Side.