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Bobby Dodd Stadium at Grant Field,
Worlds Greatest (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
45-42
Centergy Parking Deck,
dhowell
wrote
16 years ago:
A portion of this parking deck collapsed on June 29, 2009.
Georgia Institute of Technology,
tet (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
gatech!
Hardy's market,
keep looking (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
I do not recommend this store to anyone. Despite the fact that they are very dirty inside and the smell is terrible, the cashier are impolite, the management are very unprofessional and the customer service is mediocre. They treat people like slaves and they don't really care about you, except for your money. It is definitely worth walking half a mile away to get respect you deserve for the exact same quality of food.
Fitten Hall,
hectorir (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
Will be closing temporarily this school year
Hefner Dorm,
hectorir (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
Actually, the building is fully functional now.
Centennial Tower,
MikeD (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
The olympic torch is actually near Turner Field. This was a marketing ploy and somehow remained.
WREK Radio Tower,
stan (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
Don't touch the gate, it's electrified and there are cameras everywhere. Police wouldn't leave me alone as I was leaving!
WREK Radio Tower,
wrek (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
PEs, SBE Full Members, and IEEE Members can contact WREK Engineering for a tour at chief.engineer at wrek.org.
Junction of interstates 20, 75 & 85,
Jack (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
The Georgia DOT has plans to make this interchange _even more_ complicated by adding flyover ramps for the HOV lanes.
Gladys Knight's Chicken & Waffles,
Gladys and Ron's (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
The website address WRONG! The website is www.gladysandron.net. Please fix Wikimapia!
Arlington Circle Playlot,
DrewKid (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
Nice park for the whole family? If you call getting panhandled by 50 people family fun than I don't want any part of it. It's really just a homeless campground rather than a park.
La Tavola Trattoria,
dutch (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
Capo's back in the day.
Atlanta & West Point Railroad Depot Site (former),
Mataglap
wrote
16 years ago:
Wait for historical layer
Cirque Daiquiri,
Buckhead Homebody (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
Pie Bar Shesa no more.
The Shops Buckhead Atlanta,
Buckhead Homebody (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
All of those once kinetic weekend hotspots are now relegated to a huge landfill some where. They have been replaced by a huge hole in the ground. traffic has improved...
The Red Door Tavern,
ceyockey
wrote
16 years ago:
Info source (address & phone): Superpages.com
Atkins Park Restaurant,
Mike (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
Arguably the oldest restaurant in Atlanta. Technically, since this place started as a deli, the Colonnade (1927), the Majestic and the Varsity (both 1929) could be considered older "restaurants."
Lyla Lila,
Mike (guest)
wrote
16 years ago:
The side of the building previously hidden by the Bridgetown Grill bears a very old, large painted billboard for Charles Willis, a gift and tableware shop that is now located on East Paces Ferry Road in Buckhead.
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