Reynoldstown

Mm-hmm

... and as you move east away from downtown, you stop by Reynoldstown, which was historically founded as the African American neighborhood for employment at the factory just further away from the white mill village.

And then you move from there a little bit east to Edgewood, where I live, which was founded in the 1880s, 1890s, to Kirkwood, to East Lake, very east side kind of trajectory.

But it's really about the platting of the neighborhoods, the lots and the blocks.