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Finally someone who isn't mentally retarded. Atlanta 30 years ago was just like any small hick town in America; Detroit 60 years ago was the mark of the Industrial Revolution and one of the richest cities on earth.
30 years ago Atlanta was 2,233,324, bigger than todays Charlotte, Austin, Nashville and Memphis and etc. So much for Atlanta being a small hicktown 30 years. ) Anways.
Big Bethel founded in 1847 before Atlanta was even call Atlanta but Marthasville, it's the oldest predominately black congregation in metro Atlanta,
It is hard to find stuff on google these days unless you get a good image bucket or flickr account to stumble upon. There is a bunch of crap on there to sort through.
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It is hard to find stuff on google these days unless you get a good image bucket or flickr account to stumble upon. There is a bunch of crap on there to sort through.
Well, if you use the right combination of words it works quite well.
I'm not sure what this has to do with anything on a architecture related thread....
Well, if you use the right combination of words it works quite well.
I'm not sure what this has to do with anything on a architecture related thread....
somebody posted a video of it on here once and I remember the neighborhood, looked like some of the restaurant pics you posted above.
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) Anways.
