Join your hosts, Adam Mincey and Jeff Goddard, as they dive into Atlanta’s vibrant and historic Old Fourth Ward (O4W), famously known as the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In this episode, Adam and Jeff guide you through O4W’s transformation from a historic community steeped in civil rights heritage to one of Atlanta’s most dynamic urban neighborhoods.
Highlights include:
- Historical Insights: The Great Fire of 1917, the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre, and the community's rich cultural tapestry featuring iconic streets like Sweet Auburn and Boulevard.
- Modern Transformation: Discover how the BeltLine, Ponce City Market, and recent developments have redefined urban living in the heart of Atlanta.
- Lifestyle & Entertainment: Explore the best places to dine, drink, and unwind, including local favorites like Krog Street Market, Dancing Goats Coffee, Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall, and the thriving Edgewood nightlife.
- Outdoor Life: Enjoy highlights of outdoor amenities, including the Historic Fourth Ward Park, Clear Creek (with its humorous "do not smell" signs!), and the popular Eastside BeltLine Trail.
- Housing Insights: Get valuable insights on property types, from luxurious modern townhomes to charming craftsman bungalows, price ranges, and investment opportunities.
- Education & Connectivity: Learn about local schools, such as Hope Hill Elementary, Howard Middle School, and Midtown High School, and understand O4W's prime location offering easy access to major highways and public transit.
Whether you're relocating, investing, or simply curious about one of Atlanta’s most exciting neighborhoods, this episode offers practical advice, community insights, and plenty of local charm.
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