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Atlanta Neighborhood Flags, Georgia (U.S.)

Dekalb, Fulton Counties

Neighborhoods
- Adair Park
- Ansley Park
- Berkeley Park
- Buckhead
- Druid Hills (Partial)
- Edgewood
- Reynoldstown
- Westview

See also:

Neighborhoods

Adair Park

image located by Valentin Poposki, 3 June 2011

"Adair Park was established by George W. Adair in 1892. Its initial development served the middle class of that era. In more recent times the neighborhood has experienced some trying times, but within the last few years an influx of urban pioneers has Adair Park undergoing a positive transformation. Individuals come seeking first time home ownership, while others are choosing to move back into the city for a number of other reasons. Adair Park offers the convenience of two beautiful and large parks with basketball & tennis courts, baseball fields, and playgrounds. In 2001, Adair Park was placed on the National Historic Registry, which has helped to maintain the characteristics that originally were found in its early years. Adair Park is located just south of Downtown Atlanta with a development area of almost 310 acres. The northern section of Adair Park was developed for industrial use, and The Metropolitan Lofts now consists of small businesses, lofts and a growing artist community. There is also increasing discussions for development opportunities because of the many conveniences of Adair Park's location." - from: adairpark.com/about-adair-park

And a very interesting flag, with a stained glass Art Nouveau style showing a silhouette of a house and trees in shades of blue, green and buff: adairpark.com/adair-park-today/merchandise (image only at adairparkatlanta.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/adair-park-flag1.jpg).
Valentin Poposki, 3 June 2011

Ansley Park

image located by David Sigley, 22 December 2024

The flag is a light green field with a dark green silhouette of a grove of trees. At the bottom is the neighborhood name and establishment year.

Drawing of the flag: https://ansleypark.org/Sys/Store/Products/359835
David Sigley, 22 December 2024

Berkeley Park

image located by Valentin Poposki, 23 December 2007

Berkeley Park is located in northwest Atlanta, GA, just west of Midtown and below the southern boundary of Buckhead.

The flag was designed in 2005 by Patrick Brady of Berkeley Park. The geese are a common sight in Berkeley Park as we often see and hear them flying overhead to and from their home at the City Water Reservoir. They are a symbol of the unity of our neighbors and the strength and voice we have as a group within the City of Atlanta. The flag can be seen here: www.berkeleypark.org/flag.asp.
Valentin Poposki, 23 December 2007

Buckhead

image located by Valentin Poposki, 16 December 2021

Buckhead is an sub-city entity within the City of Atlanta. It has its own flag since at least 2014.
https://www.buckheadcouncil.org/
https://reporternewspapers.net/2016/06/26/officials-protest-buckhead-hotels-arent-neighborhood/

Waving flag https://i2.wp.com/www.buckheadcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Buckhead-Flag1-1140x400_c.jpg
Valentin Poposki, 16 December 2021

Edgewood

image by David Sigley, 22 December 2024
based on photo

Edgewood is a neighborhood located within Atlanta's Eastside within Dekalb County. it was formally it's own incorporated town before being annexed by Atlanta in 1909. Edgewood was formerly inhabited by blue collar workers and is noted for its craftsman bungalows.

The flag is a vertical green field with the neighborhood logo in the center. The logo shows an art deco styled owl with the community name underneath.

Photos of the flag:
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1304288656338467&set=a.290664814367528
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1468758559891475
David Sigley, 22 December 2024

Reynoldstown

image by David Sigley, 22 December 2024
based on photo

Reynoldstown is a historic district and an intown neighborhood in the Eastside of Atlanta. It was settled by freed slaves after the end of the Civil War, and many of its residents would become employed in the railroad industry. The railroads declined in the 1950s and a gentrification of the neighborhood in the 1960s shaped what the neighborhood is today.

The flag is a golden field with the Reynoldstown Civic Improvement League logo in the center of the field.

Photo of the flag: https://www.reynoldstown.net/overview
David Sigley, 22 December 2024

Westview

image located by David Zigler, 22 May 2023

The flag is made of a golden field with fancy blue corner borders. In the center is a stylized leaf branch with dark blue branches and outline, with light blue leaves. Surrounding the leaf branch are several groups of small dots. Under the leaf branch is the neighborhood name and establishment year, separated by a thin blue line with crossed leaves in the middle of the line.

The digitalized flag (its file named as a flag): https://www.westviewatlanta.org/
The image above is derived from the digitalized drawing from the neighborhood organization's website.
David Zigler, 22 May 2023