Samantha Welch+FollowHaverty House: Atlanta’s historic home gets a bold new lookHaverty House on Paces Valley Road just got a jaw-dropping transformation, blending Atlanta’s rich history with modern luxury. Originally built in 1962 with bricks from the old Federal Reserve, this home has seen dramatic changes—think new wings, a three-car garage, and an infinity pool. The inside is a showcase of top designers, each room telling a different story, from English country vibes to Chinese influences. It’s wild to see how a classic Atlanta home can evolve while keeping its roots. Which design change do you love—or miss—the most? Let’s talk about how old homes can find new life! #RealEstate #AtlantaHistory #HomeRenovation01Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowAtlanta’s Candler Hotel: Where Coca-Cola’s Secrets Live OnStep into Atlanta’s Candler Hotel and you’re not just checking in—you’re stepping into the birthplace of Coca-Cola’s empire. This Beaux-Arts beauty on Peachtree Street isn’t just about marble staircases and ornate ceilings; it’s where Asa Candler stashed the original Coke formula in basement vaults that still exist today. The hotel’s grand design is a tribute to Atlanta’s ambition, blending historic charm with modern comfort. Whether you’re sipping a Coke-inspired cocktail or wandering past century-old vaults, you’re literally surrounded by the city’s legacy. Would you want to stay in a place where history and luxury collide? #News #AtlantaHistory #CandlerHotel00Share
Robin Long+FollowAtlanta’s lost music hub: Forrest Arms HotelImagine a spot in Atlanta where legends like Ray Charles, James Brown, and Sam Cooke all hung out, jammed, and built lifelong friendships—right in the heart of the Old Fourth Ward. That was the Forrest Arms Hotel, a vibrant hub for Black musicians and civil rights leaders during segregation. Now, it’s just office buildings, its legacy nearly erased by urban renewal. The stories from those days remind us how quickly neighborhoods and their histories can vanish. What other local landmarks do you wish were still around, and how do we keep these memories alive? #News #AtlantaHistory #ForrestArms00Share
michaelabrewer+FollowAtlanta’s Firefighting Trailblazer RememberedAtlanta just said goodbye to a true legend—William Hamer, the city’s first Black fire chief. Back in 1985, he broke barriers and took the helm, pushing for real change and inclusiveness in the fire department. People are remembering him not just for his leadership, but for standing up to discrimination and fighting for justice. His legacy? Pure inspiration for anyone who believes in progress and equality. #News #AtlantaHistory #Trailblazer00Share
Marcia Hamilton+FollowHistoric YWCA Makes a Major ComebackThe Phillis Wheatley YWCA is getting a $19.5M glow-up after a decade closed! This Westside Atlanta icon is coming back bigger and better, with early learning, health clinics, digital literacy, and more—all shaped by local women’s voices. The goal? A real community hub for women, girls, and families. Doors reopen in 2026, and honestly, it’s the comeback story Atlanta needs. Can’t wait to see this place buzzing again! #Safety #AtlantaHistory #CommunityMatters00Share
