Atlanta is a city that rebuilds, repurposes, and replaces. But look closely and you’ll discover that its past is still there, hiding in plain sight.

In this episode of Stories of Atlanta, we explore the orphaned signs, ghost signs, and architectural remnants that have outlived the buildings they once served. From South Downtown’s Hotel Row to Broad Street, Five Points, and Ponce de Leon, these surviving signs peel back the layers of Atlanta history.

Whether faded advertisements for long-defunct stores or enduring landmarks that Atlantans hold close to their hearts, each sign connects the present to the past. They are more than markers; they are part of the Stories of Atlanta.

Lance Russell is an Atlanta-based filmmaker and media communicator who, for over three decades, has been entrusted by clients to tell their stories. A seasoned producer with an innate ability to cut to...

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