6 Atlanta Neighborhoods Where Community is Key: Ormewood Park
Established in 1891 following a trolley extension from downtown Atlanta, Ormewood Park is a historic residential neighborhood known for its strong sense of community. The area primarily features single-family Victorian and Craftsman-style homes alongside several low-rise public housing developments.
Ormewood Park came about in 1891 thanks to a trolley extension from downtown that connected to what were then Atlanta’s suburbs. The community is about as residential as intown Atlanta comes, with single-family homes built in Victorian and Craftsman styles alongside a smattering of low-rise public housing. The post 6 Atlanta Neighborhoods Where Community is Key: Ormewood Park appeared first on Atlanta Magazine.
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