The Gulch
From rail yard to photo-op capital
The story of The Gulch
The Gulch was exactly what it sounds like — the smoky railroad cut serving Union Station, left mostly derelict when the trains faded. Its 2000s rebuild made it the South's first LEED-certified neighborhood, all glass towers and rooftop patios, and one black brick wall made it famous: Kelsey Montague's What Lifts You wings, the interactive mural that put ten thousand outstretched arms on the internet. Street-level art has multiplied around it, and the district connects on foot to Frankie Pierce Park's suffrage walls where the rail yard used to run.
Art on the map in The Gulch
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