• Waverly Elementary School
• Waverly Park
• MacArthur Boulevard
• Park Boulevard
• Waverly Avenue
• Glenview District

Waverly is a North Oakland neighborhood developed circa 1915 alongside Oakland's early 20th-century residential expansion, its name drawn from Waverly Avenue — the residential street that gave the district its identity in the tradition of Oakland's avenue-named neighborhoods. The neighborhood's residential blocks were built for the working and middle-class families who arrived with Oakland's northward growth, its period homes reflecting the modest Craftsman and bungalow character of the era. MacArthur Boulevard provides the neighborhood's primary commercial and transit spine, connecting Waverly to the broader North Oakland and East Oakland networks, while Park Boulevard to the east provides access to the Glenview District's independent commercial street. Waverly Elementary School — an Oakland Unified School District campus serving the neighborhood — has provided the community's primary educational anchor across generations of family life in the district. Waverly Park provides the neighborhood's primary community green space and outdoor gathering space. That working-class North Oakland character — a neighborhood sustained by its schools, parks, and community networks — is the spirit behind the MY-NHD Waverly collection.