Atlanta hooked its star to the burgeoning railroad industry and, as a result, became the first great inland city of America. The railroads and Atlanta grew together as rail travel came to dominate the American landscape. But it turns out that Atlanta’s love affair wasn’t so much with the railroads as it was with transportation. It’s a love ‘em and leave ‘em story on this week’s 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... More by Lance Russell
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As a native of Atlanta, I love your stories!
Well, thank you very much Katie. We appreciate you taking time to post a comment. If you have any City of Atlanta related topics you’d like to see on Stories of Atlanta, please feel free to send us a note at lance@saportareport.com. We’re always on the look out for a fun story.