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Downtown Atlanta skyline in 2025
Downtown Atlanta skyline in 2025
Downtown Atlanta, 1889
Downtown Atlanta, 1889
Peachtree Street, 1882
Peachtree Street, 1882
Atlanta Downtown Festival and Tour
Atlanta Downtown Festival and Tour
Entrance to Underground Atlanta, near the corner of Peachtree and Wall
Entrance to Underground Atlanta, near the corner of Peachtree and Wall
This historic gas lamp, located in the Underground, was one of 50 erected by the Atlanta Gas Light Company in 1856. It was shelled by Union artillery
This historic gas lamp, located in the Underground, was one of 50 erected by the Atlanta Gas Light Company in 1856. It was shelled by Union artillery prior to the Battle of Atlanta of the American Civil War. There are two bronze plaques mounted on it which commemorate Solomon (Sam) Luckie, one of 40 free blacks who died from the wounds that he received from the shell that struck the lamp. Also commemorated on the plaques are the Confederacy, the Battle of East Atlanta, and one of the local men who fought in that battle.
Postcard showing Underground Atlanta in the 1970s, featuring Streetcar 924, formerly of New Orleans
Postcard showing Underground Atlanta in the 1970s, featuring Streetcar 924, formerly of New Orleans
Six Gun Territory No. 4, a 4-4-0 steam locomotive on display at the entrance of the revamped Underground. This locomotive was sold to the Kirby Family
Six Gun Territory No. 4, a 4-4-0 steam locomotive on display at the entrance of the revamped Underground. This locomotive was sold to the Kirby Family Farm in 2017.