Atlanta’s Newest, Coolest, Tiniest Museum
The Museum of Reynoldstown celebrates a community – its people, places, things – and a neighborhood as a microcosm of the Urban American South.
The façade of 912 Wylie Street smiled and whispered to passersby with its first installation September 2025, and this article appeared shortly after: https://krogcodex.org/from-storefront-to-storefront-the-museum-of-reynoldstown/
912 Wylie Street remembers when it had billboards all over it, a payphone on the front, and inside, a cooler full of Cokes.
It remembers the series of artists who’ve graced its skin—most recently Emily, who tended her bright mural with care.
And it wants to keep remembering—with you.
You’ll see faces, facts, and fragments.
You’ll hear questions and echoes.
You’ll find a building that speaks to you.
Experience little surprises and big heartfelt gestures…come take a look, and look again and again, because it will delightfully evolve, change, and engage.
An ongoing THANK YOU emanates to our supporters, volunteers and witnesses for being such an important part of this project.
Come on in!
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FINE PRINT:
The Neighborhood Rangers, the organization behind both Reynoldstown Rangers and MoR, shape and share tools to build resilient communities. Since 2023, Rangers have been listening to and working alongside our Reynoldstown neighbors. We’ve been featured in Atlanta Magazine, the Atlanta Studies Symposium at Emory University, and are assembling the community’s most comprehensive archive.
