Atlanta History
This was Atlanta's original name.
What is Terminus?
On a 19th-century map of Atlanta, this land later became a this park after hosting the Cotton States and and International Exposition in 1895.
What is Piedmont Park?
Atlanta's original purpose was to serve as the end point of this type of transportation.
What is the train/railroad?
Despite the nickname, Georgia produces more of this crop than peaches.
What are peanuts?
The Olympics were held in Atlanta in this year.
What is 1996?
These two streets represent Atlanta's historically prominent Black and White communities, respectively.
What are Auburn Ave. and Peachtree Street?
Though often grouped with Atlanta, this city maintains its own government and historic downtown square.
What is Decatur?
This interstate divides Atlanta between North/South.
What What is I-20?
This Atlanta street is well-known for its wide variety of authentic international food offerings.
What is Buford Highway?
Georgia Tech's alternate mascot to the yellow jacket.
What is the Ramblin' Wreck?
This Buckhead-based private school integrated in 1967, making it one of the earliest independent schools to do so.
What is Pace Academy?
This neighborhood is well-known for its 20th-century Craftsman bungalow and revival colonial home styles (as well as very little bang for your buck!)
What is Virginia-Highland?
This airline, headquartered in Atlanta, operates the world's largest fleet.
What is Delta?
This chef owns many of Atlanta's best (in Mrs. Henry's humble opinion) restaurants, including Little Sparrow, St. Cecilia, and The Optimist.
Who is Ford Fry?
The Atlanta Tack Club recently began this tradition that takes place on Peachtree Road each January.
What is the Polar Opposite Race?
Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind takes place in Atlanta and in this city, which is the county seat of Clayton County.
What is Jonesboro?
This was Atlanta's first planned suburb.
What is Inman Park?
MARTA is an abbreviation for this full agency name.
What is Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority?
If you go to the Varsity and order something "all the way," what ingredient will be on your burger/hot dog?
Onions
This is commonly seen as the most disgusting sample at the Coke museum.
What is the Beverly drink?
This 1970s transportation decision contributed to Atlanta’s reputation for car dependence.
This department store was founded in Atlanta in 1867 and was famous for traditions like the "Pink Pig" and the "Great Tree."
What is Rich's?
This famous Atlanta urban project was first proposed as a master's thesis.
What is the BeltLine?
Known for calling its waitstaff "severs" and its customers "guests," this Atlanta institution is often called the city's unofficial "dining room" and has hosted visitors like Beyoncé, Alan Jackson, and President Carter.
This symbol on Atlanta's flag represents rising from destruction.
What is a phoenix?