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U.S. Post Office and Court
The U.S. Post Office and Courthouse is one of the most arc...
Fairlie - Poplar Historic District
The Fairlie--Poplar Historic District is Atlanta's histori...
The Imperial Hotel
The Imperial Hotel is an eight-story early 20th-century ho...
Atlanta Spring and Bed Company - Block Candy Company
Built circa 1900, the Atlanta Spring and Bed Company--Bloc...
Edward C. Peters House
Dominating an entire wooded block near the center of downt...
William P. Nicholson House
This late 19th-century eclectic residence was designed by ...
Crescent Apartments
Built in 1899 for Cornelius Sheehan, member of a prominent...
Piedmont Park
A roughly triangular-shaped area of 185 acres, Piedmont Pa...
Ansley Park Historic District
Ansley Park Historic District is an early 20th-century sub...
The University of Central Florida Public History Center
The 1902 Romanesque Revival Style brick building was desig...
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U.S. Post Office and Court
The U.S. Post Office and Courthouse is one of the most architecturally important and distinguished buildings of the early 20th century remaining in downtown Atlanta. Built in the Second Renaissance Revival style, the Old Post Office was first occupied in ...
Fairlie - Poplar Historic District
The Fairlie--Poplar Historic District is Atlanta's historic central business district and includes the largest concentrated collection of commercial and office buildings in Atlanta from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Individually, these buildings represent some of the city's finest ...
The Imperial Hotel
The Imperial Hotel is an eight-story early 20th-century hotel designed in a variation of the Chicago style. It is one of the remaining tall buildings in Atlanta built in the Chicago style during the city's first era of skyscraper construction. ...
Atlanta Spring and Bed Company - Block Candy Company
Built circa 1900, the Atlanta Spring and Bed Company--Block Candy Company is located in the industrial section northwest of downtown Atlanta. Representing early 20th-century industrial activity in the city, the building was constructed for William R. Ware, an Atlanta furniture ...
Edward C. Peters House
Dominating an entire wooded block near the center of downtown, the Edward C. Peters House is the best and earliest surviving example of residential architecture from Atlanta's post-Civil War era. This house is an excellent reminder of those years when ...
William P. Nicholson House
This late 19th-century eclectic residence was designed by Atlanta architect Walter T. Downing for Dr. William P. Nicolson in 1892. Dr. Nicolson was a prominent surgeon, Dean and teacher at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Atlanta, and President ...
Crescent Apartments
Built in 1899 for Cornelius Sheehan, member of a prominent Atlanta family and owner of Greer's Almanac, this house was moved in 1913 and converted into 10 apartments. Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone With the Wind, lived in the ground ...
Piedmont Park
A roughly triangular-shaped area of 185 acres, Piedmont Park contains several auxiliary structures including the stone Jacobethan Style Piedmont Driving Club, elevated brick bandstand, and round columned domed gazebo. The grounds of this park were originally used in the late ...
Ansley Park Historic District
Ansley Park Historic District is an early 20th-century suburban residential district that was developed in four phases between 1904 and 1913. It is located north of downtown Atlanta and west of Piedmont Park, between Piedmont Avenue and Peachtree Street. Completed ...
The University of Central Florida Public History Center
The 1902 Romanesque Revival Style brick building was designed by Architect W.G. Talley of Jacksonville. The two story rectangular brick façade is dominated by a massive three-story bell tower with an open belfry showing Romanesque arches on all four sides. ...
