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Seek and ye shall find, right?
The flood of movie stars visiting Atlanta in recent years not withstanding, Atlanta has had a long history of entertaining visiting luminaries, dignitaries, politicians and a host of other individuals who Atlantans generally wanted to be seen with.
The late 1800s was a banner year for visitors to the Gate City, not the least of whom was the President of the United States, Benjamin Harrison.
Art in Flux -Sorts by George Long at 8ARM 12/14. Photos by Kelly Jordan
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Photo Pick: Holiday on parade by Kelly Jordan
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Photo Pick: Goat Farm Open Studio – 12/9/17 by Kelly Jordan
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Apparently, while at Fort Mac, he had some time on his hands
Leonard Wood was what some people would describe as an overachiever. Born in 1860, he lived for 67 years and, from the evidence of his life, it is clear that he was, at the very least, a motivated man. Wood began his adult life as a Harvard educated surgeon and he put that education to […]
Photo Pick: Game Day – Nov. 25 by Kelly Jordan
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Photo Pick: Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless by Kelly Jordan
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It’s all in how you deliver the message
They say that when you die, whether you’re going to heaven or hell, you have to go through Atlanta first. Though made popular by Atlanta’s very busy airport, that saying actually originated back in the day when Atlanta was a major railroad junction. At its peak, over 300 trains a day came and went through Atlanta and, for a while, it seemed that train travel was the wave of the future. That is until the Wright Brothers made their famous flight in 1903 and from that moment on, everything changed.
Of course, Atlantans didn’t embrace air travel overnight.
Photo Pick: Night Market – North Lake Mall – Nov. 5 by Kelly Jordan
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Worth a thousand words
In the fall of 1864, photographer George Barnard positioned his camera in the coupola of a woman’s school located on what is now Courtland Street. He took a series of three photographs that, when combined, show a panoramic view of Atlanta. A view that is remarkable for what it doesn’t show. A view, that is this week’s Stories of Atlanta.
Photo Pick: Before Veterans’ Parade by Kelly Jordan
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Photo Pick: SCAD Open Studio Night by Kelly Jordan
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