gambler John Henry "Doc" Holliday. The Margaret Mitchell Library, built in 1948 and named in honor of the author, serves as the headquarters of the Fayette County Historical Society. Among its holdings are Civil War and genealogical records. The residence formally occupied by deceased professional wrestler Chris Benoit and his nuclear family until June 2007, within which a high-profile double-murder and suicide tragedy occurred, is located in Fayetteville. Trilith Studios, then Pinewood Atlanta Studios, opened here in 2014; it was a joint venture between British company Pinewood Group and River's Rock LLC, an independently managed trust of the Cathy family, founders of the Chick-fil-A fast-food chain. In 2020 River Rock bought out Pinewood's share of the studio. It is the largest film and television production studio in the United States outside the state of California. The studio has produced many large budget films, including several in the Marvel Cinematic Universe such as Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and Black Panther. In 2016, the Pinewood Forest mixed-use complex was launched. Located across the street from the studio, it features homes along with plans for "a movie theater, restaurants, boutique hotels, retail and office space", built using environmentally friendly building materials. In 2020, when the studio was renamed Trilith Studios, Pinewood Forest was renamed the Town at Trilith. In April 2021, Atlanta magazine ranked the community ninth in their top ten metro Atlanta vibrant city centers list; the community was also the newest featured on the list. Notable people Andrew Adams, football player for Tampa Bay Buccaneers Paris Bennett, American Idol Season 5: fifth place finalist Chris Benoit, professional wrestler Nancy Benoit, professional wrestling manager Brandon Boykin, former NFL player for Philadelphia Eagles Zac Brown, Grammy Award-winning country music singer Tonya Butler, football player Phil Cofer, basketball player for the Florida State Seminoles Matt Daniels, football player for St. Louis Rams John Deraney, football player for Detroit Lions Creflo Dollar, televangelist Hugh M. Dorsey, governor of Georgia Kyle Dugger, football player for New England Patriots Mike Duke, former CEO of Walmart Niko Goodrum, Major League Baseball player for the Detroit Tigers Mike Hilton, NFL defensive back Ufomba Kamalu, NFL defensive end for Houston Texans Emmanuel Lewis, actor, Webster Sam Martin, football player for Denver Broncos Christopher Massey, actor, musician, director, film producer Kyle Massey, actor, musician, Dancing with the Stars Ann Nesby, Grammy Award-winning singer and actress Kelley O'Hara, player for United