REYNOLDSTOWN
Reynoldstown:
DIVERSE. ARTISTIC. TIGHT KNIT.
Reynoldstown is located east of Cabbagetown and south of Inman Park in intown Atlanta and is convenient to I-20, Moreland Avenue, and downtown Atlanta. The Atlanta Beltline passes through the heart of Reynoldstown making it an ideal location for those wanting to spend their weekends outdoors.
What Makes Reynoldstown Unique
- Reynoldstown embodies a diverse set of architecture, from early shotgun houses and bungalows to ultramodern architectural homes and lofts, townhouses, condos, and apartments.
- Located on the outskirts of Reynoldstown and easily accessible to neighborhood residents, Oakland Cemetery is Atlanta’s oldest public park and the final resting place of many of the city’s most noted citizens.
- The neighborhood has easy access to MARTA, sharing a train stop with Inman Park.
- Reynoldstown is famous for its murals and the graffiti on the Krog Tunnel, passing under the MARTA line and connects the neighborhood to Inman Park and the Krog Street Market, Atlanta’s historic food hall.
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A Brief History of Reynoldstown
One of the first African-American neighborhoods to develop in Atlanta, Reynoldstown originally began as an area to which former slaves migrated after the Civil War. The Georgia railroad (now the CSX rail line), which ran along the northern section of the neighborhood, became an attractive source of employment for the many displaced freed slaves who migrated to the city in search of work. There was also a sawmill and a ready supply of water and timber for the families who wished to build homes here.
This piece of Reynoldstown’s history was provided by the Reynoldstown Civic Improvement League. To learn more about this historic neighborhood, click here.
