Reynoldstown is a fast-emerging community with a deep history. Isaiah and Sarah Reynolds, for whom it was named, were freed slaves who lived in the neighborhood after the Civil War. Reynoldstown has a most attractive architecture preserved for decades. Today, it is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with a tightly knit community atmosphere. Residents go to Park Grounds Atlanta for everything from baked goods and coffee, to simple walks with their dogs. H. Harper Station is a go-to for brunch, dinner, or some drinks.