of community have distinguished Inman Park. The neighborhood association has always welcomed renters and homeowners alike, with nominal annual dues, while the Inman Park Festival, which attracts tens of thousands of visitors every spring, brings residents together to produce the largest all-volunteer festival in Georgia. The Festival's centerpiece is the Tour of Homes, which showcases the wide variety of sizes and types of residences in the neighborhood. Former industrial areas on the west side of the neighborhood have been redeveloped into mixed-use complexes. The former General Pipe and Foundry site is now North Highland Steel and the Mead paper plant site is now Inman Park Village. In the early 1990s the former Atlanta Stove Works was transformed by swapping out two letters of its name and became the Atlanta Stage Works, a film and media production center that eventually housed the early Tyler Perry film studios and the National AIDS Quilt. In 2015 it was converted into a mixed-use office and restaurant space, to be added to the space across Krog Street to form the Krog Street Market. Geography Inman Park is bordered by: the BeltLine Eastside Trail on the west, across which lies the Old Fourth Ward Freedom Parkway on the north, across which lies Poncey-Highland Moreland Avenue on the east, across which lies Candler Park DeKalb Avenue on the south, across which lie Cabbagetown and Reynoldstown Little Five Points district is located where Inman Park and Candler Park meet at Moreland Avenue and Euclid/McClendon. Architecture Inman Park contains Atlanta's best collection of residential architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Styles include Queen Anne, high-style Italianate and Romanesque mansion as well as smaller bungalows, shotguns, and foursquares. Inman Park was Atlanta's first example of a garden suburb, with great attention paid to street layout, parks and other public space, and would inspire other Atlanta garden suburbs such as the Frederick Law Olmsted-designed Druid Hills. There are two historic districts within the Inman Park neighborhoods: the Inman Park historic district, and the Inman Park-Moreland Historic District, originally the separate suburb of Moreland Park. Notable houses include: Beath-Dickey House Callan Castle (Candler mansion) Kriegshaber House (Wrecking Ball Brewpub) Other points of interest The Krog Street Tunnel under the CSX Railroad connects Inman Park with Cabbagetown and is famous for street art. Krog Street Market is a gourmet food hall Edgewood Avenue in both Inman Park and Old Fourth