To the average passerby, this 28-acre industrial complex speaks more to disrepair and abandon than it does a rich history and bright future. Originally built by Pratt Engineering, a parts manufacturer for sugar and fertilizer processing plants, the site was later purchased by the Chicago-based Pullman Company to serve as a repair station for railcars. Currently owned by the State of Georgia, the vacant site is a favored location for graffiti artists and filmmakers alike. Helping Atlanta earn its reputation as “Hollywood of the South,” the iconic buildings of Pullman Yard are frequently used for filming blockbuster hits including the Hunger Games and Divergent movie franchises. It is unknown what the complex’s future holds, as various groups push hard for its development. Pullman Bike Path, part of the PATH Atlanta project, lies adjacent to the neglected structures. It easily connects to the Trolley Line Trail via Rogers Street, and is a great route for walking, biking and running.