have a variety of post World War 2 styles. Northwoods has bungalow, mid-century, and split-level styles. Oakcliff has primarily 1960's ranch-style and split-level architecture. The oldest neighborhood is Tilly Mill where bungalow and ranch styles are prevalent. Modern infill homes have been built in Northwoods and Tilly Mill neighborhoods. Education Primary and secondary schools DeKalb County School District serves Doraville and includes the following elementary schools: Cary Reynolds Elementary School (Brookhaven) Chesnut Elementary School (Dunwoody) Hightower Elementary School (Doraville) Huntley Hills Elementary School (Chamblee) Doraville United Elementary (Doraville) Middle schools include: Chamblee Middle School (Chamblee) Peachtree Charter Middle School (Dunwoody) Sequoyah Middle School (Doraville) High schools serving sections of Doraville include: Chamblee Charter High School (Chamblee) Cross Keys High School (Brookhaven) Dunwoody High School (Dunwoody) Public libraries The City of Doraville operates its own library, in addition to providing local educational programing, in collaboration with DeKalb County. Transportation Major roads and expressways Mass transit For mass transit, the city is served by the Doraville MARTA station and is connected to the Gwinnett County Transit system. Pedestrians and cycling Doraville has an older sidewalk network. Beginning in 2016 the city increased work repairing older sidewalks and installing new sidewalk segments. Parks The Doraville Parks and Recreation Department Manages a variety of facilities, including Honeysuckle Park, Fleming Arena, the Paul Murphy Boxing Club, Autumn Park, Brook Park, Chicopee Park, English Oak Park, Flowers Park and Bernard Halpern Park. Notable people Atlanta Rhythm Section, 1970s Southern rock/adult contemporary band, formed in Doraville at Studio One recording studio. The band's first top 40 hit, “Doraville”, peaked at #35 on the Billboard charts in 1974. "Doraville" was an uptempo song from the Third Annual Pipe Dream album which paid tribute to the friendly environment of the Atlanta suburb. The town was described in the 1974 song as "a touch of country in the city." Their 1980 album was titled The Boys from Doraville. References External links City of Doraville City-Data.com - comprehensive statistical data and more about Doraville Doraville Life online magazine Doraville.com - local business directory Cities in Georgia (U.S. state) Cities in DeKalb County, Georgia Doraville Populated places established in 1871 1871 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state)