of street art to the Old Fourth Ward. Several examples of street art in the Old Fourth Ward are found on the Atlanta Street Art Map. Other points of interest Ponce City Market Edgewood Avenue around Boulevard has become a bar and restaurant district after decades of neglect, prior to 2013 having been known for "drug traffic, petty crime, and homeless hideaways". Sister Louisa's Church of the Living Room and Ping Pong Emporium, a bar, is a landmark here. Atlanta Medical Center, formerly Georgia Baptist Hospital Industrial architecture along the BeltLine Eastside Trail, including the DuPre Excelsior Mill and National NuGrape Company lofts part of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, including King's Birth Home Atlanta Civic Center Edward C. Peters House Homage to King sculpture WSB-TV tower The Carter Center borders the neighborhood Old Fourth Distillery - Atlanta's 1st distillery since prohibition. located on Edgewood Ave. The Jackson Street Bridge is one of Atlanta's most iconic landmarks for photos Transportation The MARTA Green Line runs east-west at the south end of the neighborhood, although there is no station in O4W itself. King Memorial station is to the west and Inman Park / Reynoldstown station is to the east. The Atlanta Streetcar line starts just west of the neighborhood. Several MARTA bus lines serve the neighborhood. Relay provides bike share. References External links Bedford Pine Neighborhood Photograph Collection, 1970-1971 from the Atlanta History Center Old Fourth Ward organizations Fourth Ward West (FWW), until 2012 known as Central Atlanta Neighbors (CAN) - covers north of the Baker-Highland connector (extension of Freedom Parkway), west of Boulevard to Peachtree Street thus including part of Downtown Atlanta) Fourth Ward Alliance (on Facebook) - covers north of Freedom Parkway, east of Boulevard Fourth Ward Neighbors - covers south of Freedom Parkway www.o4wpatrol.org Old 4th Ward Security Patrol About the Old Fourth Ward Robbie Brown, "King's Atlanta neighborhood on the upswing", Surfacing in New York Times, December 4, 2011 "Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Atlanta neighborhood on the upswing" (slideshow), New York Times, December 4, 2011 Neighborhoods in Atlanta Hipster neighborhoods