The M. Rich Building

Imagine a brick maze of interlocked buildings from before 1907, smack in the middle of downtown Atlanta. In short, that’s…
Imagine a brick maze of interlocked buildings from before 1907, smack in the middle of downtown Atlanta. In short, that’s…
From afar it appears to be a giant blank ice cube with a brown toothpick-like tower oddly sticking out of…
Each year the Atlanta Preservation Center coordinates a series of unique events dedicated to Atlanta history and historic preservation collectively…
“We were down at the station at a little before midnight,” said William Fisher, a chorus member of the New…
Since the early history of the Gate City, Memorial Drive has been a beating artery of Atlanta, pulsating traffic and…
Pictured is the birth home of Atlanta’s greatest citizen, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who was born in an upstairs…
Hammonds House Museum touches upon so many categories of Atlanta history, it provides the perfect first story of 2014. It…
He was there when Atlanta’s first television station turned on the transmitter in September of 1948, reaching an estimated 500…
Was Joel Chandler Harris a progressive that cleverly subverted white power and racism or an anthropological thief that profited from…
MARBL stands for the Manuscript, Archives & Rare Book Library located primarily on the 10th floor of the Robert W….