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Residents Leroy and Murlie Teasley of Alpharetta outside their home, 1987 - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

Library – North Georgia Technical College

Converted theater on North Highland Ave. is MCC (Metropolitan Community Church), Atlanta, Georgia, May 7, 1978. - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

Tech's Bobby Rodriguez celebrates with team mates after a touchdown, 1990 - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

Northside High School (later North Atlanta High School) on the first day of its racial integration, Atlanta, Georgia, August 30, 1961. - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

West Hall, Georgia State Womans College (presently, Valdosta State University), Valdosta, Georgia. 1940s. - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

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Children outside of East Lake Meadows, a notorious housing project in Atlanta, Georgia, March 22, 1990. - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

University of Georgia - New Georgia Encyclopedia

Construction of the U.S. Custom House and Post Office, at Forsyth and Marietta Streets, Atlanta, Georgia, 1878. - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections

HBCU history: The first schools took root in the North

The Great American Scream Machine at Six Flags Over Georgia, 1980 - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs - Georgia State University Library Digital Collections