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Neighborhood · A historic streetcar village at the foot of Lookout

St. Elmo

Historic storefrontsIncline RailwayNeighborhood cafés

St. Elmo grew up around the streetcar line at the foot of Lookout Mountain, and it still feels like a village — a compact main street of old brick storefronts, corner cafés, and the lower station of the Incline Railway.

It's the natural staging ground for a day on the mountain: fuel up here, ride or drive up, and come back down to a slower, older-feeling pocket of the city.

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