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Visitor's Center. The Visitor's Center features a barrel ceiling with a painted mural called "A Day at the Park" by Ralph Gilbert. The center seats 40 persons inside and over 200 more on the adjoining lawn and dock. The Dock seats up to 120 for ceremony, or up to 100 for table dining or possible dance floor area.
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Piedmont Park has picnic shelters located just to the East of the north soccer field. There are also various picnic tables and benches throughout the park. Many visitors choose to picnic on the expansive lawns as well. The first grill in
Piedmont Park was erected for the 1895 Cotton States Exposition
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Clara Meer Dock is located at the west corner of the lake. Just above the Dock sits the historic
Visitor Center building. Clara Meer Dock forms an amphitheater-like space nestled into the western end of the lake. Clara Meer Dock is often used for wedding ceremonies. Rental of the dock also includes
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In 1910, the brothers submitted a plan for the park that was to include a 5-mile (8.0 km) scenic path and driveways that would link
Piedmont Park to the streets of Ansley Park. Joining the parks was a success and thereafter, the parks were known as Twin Parks. Although never fully implemented,
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Olmsted planning phase. However, most of the buildings that were constructed for the exposition were made of local Georgia granite and the buildings were dismantled after the event so that the granite could be sold to absolve
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The park hosts several miles of paved paths suitable for walking, running, biking, and inline skating. Skate Escape across from the park at the 12th Street entrance rents both bikes and skates. On weekend afternoons, skateboarders and inline skaters often share the open, paved area inside the 12th
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and were decidedly middle-class unlike some of the other developments in the area. The apartments remained middle-class up until about 1960, and residents included such prominent
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which was held in the park seven years later in 1895. Both exhibitions showcased the prosperity of the region that had occurred during and after the
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Noguchi "Playscape" is located near the 12th Street Gate. The geometrically shaped, modernist playground includes a soaring swing set, slide, sand pit, climbing dome and more made of bright and exciting colors. Also in the park is a new playground known as Mayor's Grove. It was designed as a
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underwent restoration in 2005 under Eddie Granderson, public arts manager of the City of Atlanta. Jablonski Berkowitz Conservation Inc. was selected to do the restoration and assessments began in September of that year. The company was charged with bringing the playground up to safety codes and
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which opened for 100 days beginning on September 18, 1895 and ending December 31, 1895, attracted visitors from the U.S. and 13 countries. Over $ 2 million was spent on the transformation of Piedmont Park. The government allocated $ 250,000 for the construction of a government building and many
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Approximately 50 acres (20 ha) in the northwest portion of the 187-acre (76 ha) park had remained woodlands into the 21st century. In 2007, a park expansion plan called for a new parking deck as well as "open green space, bicycle and walking trails, formal and community gardens, an
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died. Collier had owned 202 acres (0.82 km) of land to the west and north of the park that was sold for $ 300,000 to developers. The city bought the park for $ 98,000 in 1904, incorporating Piedmont Park into Atlanta's city limits. Mayor
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of Auburn. Auburn won the game 10–0. It was rumored afterward that Georgia's mascot, a goat (it wasn't until 1921 that Georgia officially became the Bulldogs), was the main course at a barbecue held by Georgia fans after the game.
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park. On April 12, 2011, Mayor Kasim Reed cut the ribbon to open the first phase of a major expansion into the northern third of the park. Additional areas at the far north of the park (near Ansley Mall) are to be developed next.
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at the Expo, which is "widely regarded as one of the most significant speeches in American history." In his speech, Washington pushed for progress but not integration, a point that angered many other black leaders such as
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Piedmont Park is a popular place for organized sports. The Sharon E. Lester Tennis Center at Piedmont Park is a fully staffed, public facility with 12 lighted hard courts, offering leagues, lessons, and supplies.
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where the 1895 Cotton States and International Exposition's Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building once was. Eight more courts were added in 1914 to accommodate the overwhelming demand. That same year, the
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of 1887, opened on October 10. The main building constructed for the Exposition was 570 feet (170 m) long, 126 feet (38 m) wide, and two stories high. The first day opened with 20,000 visitors.
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subdivision under the guidelines set by the Olmsteds. The result was curvy streets surrounding "mini-parks" comprising a total of 25 acres (100,000 m). In 1912, these parks were deeded to the city.
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agreed to purchase the park, but only if it included those developed areas adjacent to the park which would add approximately $ 35,000 to $ 40,000 in tax revenues annually.
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was opened in 1911. Swimming in the lake was allowed until 1973, when the city opened a pool in the park. The same year the first bathhouse was opened, the
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scattered around the park are the only part of the enormous main building. The park remains largely as
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459:Cotton States and International Exposition (1895)
4857:
1865:"PHOTOS: Confederate memorials in metro Atlanta"
930:Part of the park with the Midtown Skyline behind
422:, Secretary of the Piedmont Exposition Company.
4896:National Register of Historic Places in Atlanta
3503:Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park
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2278:"Atlanta Peachtree Road Rollers Group Skates"
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800:Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
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2051:"Piedmont Park Drought Changes Major Events"
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691:Notable additions and buildings include the
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486:Cotton States and International Exposition
465:Cotton States and International Exposition
255:Cotton States and International Exposition
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140:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
3488:Joel Chandler Harris House (Wren's Nest)
3428:Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum
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1775:White, Dana F; Victor A. Kramer (1979).
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4881:Baseball venues in Georgia (U.S. state)
3134:Omega Chapter of the Chi Phi Fraternity
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1597:. Library of Congress. October 19, 1998
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4809:Atlanta Multi-Modal Passenger Terminal
2988:B. Mifflin Hood Brick Company Building
2330:"Piedmont Tennis Center Official Site"
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1161:"National Register Information System"
791:interactive water feature, children's
298:The Atlanta skyline from Piedmont Park
4891:World's fairs in Georgia (U.S. state)
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3513:Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia
3104:Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons
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746:Piedmont Park during the 2008 drought
3226:Atlanta from the Ashes (The Phoenix)
2252:"Skate Escape Bike and Skate Rental"
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1323:Newman, Harvey K (August 24, 2006).
1166:National Register of Historic Places
1050:. A summer series of classic films,
245:The park was originally designed by
3109:Food Processing Technology Building
2077:"Artist Guidelines and Application"
1591:"Session 3: Address to the Country"
1395:from the original on August 3, 2010
1153:
754:View of Lake Clara Meer from bridge
652:20th-century growth and development
587:
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4561:Atlanta (Confederate) Rolling Mill
3962:Joel Chandler Harris (Wren's Nest)
3498:Margaret Mitchell House and Museum
3458:Fernbank Museum of Natural History
2163:. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
2049:Weaver, Steve (January 14, 2008).
833:, and a vastly expanded dog park.
564:The beginnings of Atlanta baseball
442:. The game was arranged by former
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3839:First Church of Christ, Scientist
3528:Rhodes Memorial Hall House Museum
3124:Klaus Advanced Computing Building
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2191:. Piedmont Park Conservancy. 2008
2161:"Piedmont Park set for expansion"
1831:O'Shea, Brian (August 14, 2017).
1034:, the Atlanta Jazz Festival, the
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821:, which contains the interactive
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426:The "Deep South's Oldest Rivalry"
230:, who used it as his out-of-town
3967:Alonzo F. Herndon (Herndon Home)
3952:Asa G. Candler Jr. (Callanwolde)
3343:Statue of Martin Luther King Jr.
1870:The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
1838:The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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4546:Alex Cooley's Electric Ballroom
3997:Amos Giles Rhodes (Rhodes Hall)
3982:Ferdinand McMillan (The Castle)
3869:Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
3533:Robert C. Williams Paper Museum
3483:Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
3423:Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
3180:Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
2852:City of Atlanta Office of Parks
2739:Cascade Springs Nature Preserve
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1325:"Cotton Expositions in Atlanta"
922:A walking path in Piedmont Park
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721:National Endowment for the Arts
4866:Dog parks in the United States
3333:Statue of John Stith Pemberton
3190:Georgia Railroad Freight Depot
3129:Marcus Nanotechnology Building
3114:Georgia Tech Historic District
2668:Kathryn Johnston Memorial Park
2408:. VisitUSA.com. Archived from
2106:Morris, Mike (April 9, 2010).
1863:Corson, Pete (July 29, 2020).
1757:"THE TECHS ARE BADLY BEATEN".
734:restoring the original paint.
709:memorial in 1938; the Noguchi
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4666:Neely Nuclear Research Center
4661:National Museum of Patriotism
4196:Fourth National Bank building
3448:College Football Hall of Fame
3018:Georgia World Congress Center
1927:Atlanta's Parks and Monuments
1354:"TO BID FOR VOTES IN GEORGIA"
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489:states and countries such as
4691:Ponce de Leon amusement park
4251:Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel
3972:Edward H. Inman (Swan House)
3957:Water T. Candler (Lullwater)
3794:Antioch Baptist Church North
3443:Children's Museum of Atlanta
3438:Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
1329:The New Georgia Encyclopedia
1293:The New Georgia Encyclopedia
1063:Georgia Shakespeare Festival
888:trails going further north.
407:who attended with his wife,
364:The 1887 Piedmont Exposition
335:Georgia School of Technology
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3992:Edward C. Peters (Ivy Hall)
3894:St. Bartholomew's Episcopal
3789:Annunciation Greek Orthodox
3397:Statue of Dominique Wilkins
3328:Statue of John Brown Gordon
3266:Statue of Evander Holyfield
3250:Continuing the Conversation
3239:Carnegie Education Pavilion
3033:M.C. Kiser Company Building
2998:Crum & Forster Building
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2749:Morningside Nature Preserve
2628:Georgia International Plaza
2523:Parks and trails in Atlanta
2226:"Piedmont Park Conservancy"
1686:University of Georgia Press
1678:"Atlanta Compromise Speech"
1480:University of Georgia Press
1333:University of Georgia Press
1297:University of Georgia Press
1223:Martin, Sara Hines (2001).
1129:Georgia (U.S. state) portal
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1058:finishes at Piedmont Park.
914:The meadow in Piedmont Park
688:was dedicated in the park.
660:Piedmont Park in the winter
432:Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
312:Bridge over Lake Clara Meer
271:Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
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4626:Judge William Wilson House
4581:Confederate Soldiers' Home
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4354:Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta
4161:(Trust Company of Georgia)
3728:Rialto Center for the Arts
3392:Statue of Thomas E. Watson
3185:Georgia Governor's Mansion
3139:Student Competition Center
3008:Five Points Coca-Cola sign
2380:"Dock and Visitors Center"
1924:Cook, Rodney Mims (2013).
1648:"History of Piedmont Park"
1503:"PIEDMONT PARK APARTMENTS"
1451:"Georgia Football History"
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3874:North Avenue Presbyterian
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3698:Ferst Center for the Arts
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3606:Historic Fourth Ward Park
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3380:Statue of Eugene Talmadge
3375:Thomas W. Talbot Monument
3272:Expelled Because of Color
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2081:The Atlanta Arts Festival
1474:Stegeman, John F (1997).
1361:The New York Times Online
1048:Festival Peachtree Latino
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892:Piedmont Park Conservancy
602:George Washington Collier
596:Piedmont Park in the fall
514:Atlanta Exposition Speech
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3884:Rock Spring Presbyterian
3829:Druid Hills Presbyterian
3678:Center for Puppetry Arts
3561:Atlanta Botanical Garden
3518:Museum of Design Atlanta
3508:Michael C. Carlos Museum
3370:Statue of Samuel Spencer
3304:Statue of Henry W. Grady
3256:Albert Einstein Memorial
2765:Lanier Boulevard Parkway
1993:Kornblit, Bobbi (2005).
1759:The Atlanta Constitution
1682:New Georgia Encyclopedia
1559:"FOR ATLANTA'S BIG SHOW"
1036:Atlanta Dogwood Festival
495:Atlanta Botanical Garden
4814:Atlanta Symphony Center
4181:Coastal States Building
3824:Congregation Beth Jacob
3576:Centennial Olympic Park
3463:Fernbank Science Center
3402:World Athletes Monument
3013:Forsyth-Walton Building
2815:Proctor Street Greenway
2537:Centennial Olympic Park
1529:"Atlanta:Piedmont Park"
1201:Encyclopædia Britannica
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764:Centennial Olympic Park
536:'s Wild West Show, the
4576:Coca-Cola Olympic City
4500:Park Towers I & II
4246:TWELVE Centennial Park
4167:(Fulton National Bank)
3977:Martin Luther King Jr.
3924:St. Philip's Cathedral
3879:Peachtree Presbyterian
3859:Grace United Methodist
3854:First United Methodist
3819:Church of the Apostles
3433:Atlanta History Center
3348:Sidney Lanier Monument
3323:Statue of Jimmy Carter
3220:Statue of Ellis Arnall
2083:. 2008. Archived from
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1032:Atlanta Pride Festival
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105:189 acres (76 ha)
4845:Atlanta sports venues
4696:Ponce de Leon Springs
4448:Paramount at Buckhead
4334:Bank of America Plaza
4283:10 Sixty Five Midtown
4211:Hyatt Regency Atlanta
4206:Georgia-Pacific Tower
3889:Sacred Heart of Jesus
3864:Immaculate Conception
3784:All Saints' Episcopal
3713:King Plow Arts Center
3708:Goat Farm Arts Center
3663:Atlanta Symphony Hall
3493:King Plow Arts Center
3473:Hammonds House Museum
3195:Georgia State Capitol
2841:Ponce de Leon Springs
2598:Atlanta Memorial Park
2412:on September 28, 2007
1658:on September 28, 2007
1566:New York Times Online
1426:New York Times Online
1267:New York Times Online
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1080:Live at Piedmont Park
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236:Piedmont Driving Club
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4671:Pappenheimer Mansion
4646:Loew's Grand Theatre
4601:Fourth National Bank
4586:DeGive's Opera House
4571:Church of Our Father
4551:Atlanta Cabana Motel
4362:Mayfair Condominiums
3934:Wheat Street Baptist
3904:St. Luke's Episcopal
3844:First Congregational
3809:Central Presbyterian
3763:Woodruff Arts Center
3668:Atlanta Civic Center
3278:Five Points Monument
3175:Federal Penitentiary
3119:Georgia Tech Library
3099:Brittain Dining Hall
3068:Switchyards Building
2708:Rodney Cook Sr. Park
2658:John F. Kennedy Park
2134:"Northern Expansion"
1071:Allman Brothers Band
970:Fishing and the lake
831:Six Springs Wetlands
674:Confederate monument
510:Booker T. Washington
331:Morris Brown College
210:is an urban park in
171:John Charles Olmsted
4804:1105 West Peachtree
4566:Atlantic Steel Mill
4505:Three Ravinia Drive
4387:Ten Peachtree Place
4366:One Atlantic Center
4176:191 Peachtree Tower
4171:101 Marietta Street
3899:St. John's Lutheran
3586:Chattahoochee River
3453:Delta Flight Museum
3317:Hope Moving Forward
3291:Free Nelson Mandela
3244:Confederate Obelisk
3078:The Battery Atlanta
3073:Underground Atlanta
3048:Mary Mac's Tea Room
3003:Fire Station No. 11
2968:Academy of Medicine
2795:Cheshire Farm Trail
2698:Pershing Point Park
2673:Lindsay Street Park
2608:Bessie Branham Park
2459:"Piedmont Park Map"
2214:, February 12, 2013
2030:on November 9, 2004
2024:"Piedmont Dog Park"
1971:on December 6, 2003
1905:on October 17, 2003
1899:"Picnic Facilities"
1812:on December 6, 2003
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1056:Peachtree Road Race
1052:Screen on the Green
1044:Atlanta Black Pride
760:Peachtree Road Race
626:landscape architect
450:of Georgia and Dr.
376:Piedmont Exposition
370:Piedmont Exposition
339:Agnes Scott College
251:Piedmont Exposition
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4596:First Universalist
4372:One Georgia Center
4274:12th & Midtown
4165:55 Marietta Street
3849:First Presbyterian
3733:Shakespeare Tavern
3543:World of Coca-Cola
3478:High Museum of Art
3468:Fire Station No. 6
3386:The Three Pioneers
3284:The First Graduate
2718:Tanyard Creek Park
2653:John A. White Park
2386:on January 1, 2008
2232:on August 20, 2008
2001:on August 21, 2008
1932:Arcadia Publishing
1383:"Grover Cleveland"
1363:. October 13, 1889
1299:. October 15, 1887
1269:. October 11, 1887
1085:Sir Paul McCartney
1075:Dave Matthews Band
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3987:Margaret Mitchell
3758:Variety Playhouse
3338:Kessler Campanile
3298:Gateway of Dreams
3165:Atlanta City Hall
3149:Technology Square
3063:Ponce City Market
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2683:New Highland Park
2258:on March 19, 2019
2159:Pendered, David.
2140:on April 15, 2007
1941:978-1-4671-1006-8
1710:"Atlanta History"
1652:MidtownAtlanta.us
1509:on April 17, 2008
1428:. October 8, 1889
1405:National Archives
943:Street entrance.
664:The park's first
554:John Philip Sousa
436:Auburn University
381:Samuel J. Randall
319:Morehouse College
224:Virginia Highland
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4317:Atlantic Station
4231:Peachtree Summit
4226:Peachtree Center
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4104:The Metropolitan
4074:Georgian Terrace
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3779:Al-Farooq Masjid
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3658:Alliance Theatre
3596:Georgia Aquarium
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1628:on May 4, 2007
1622:"Park History"
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1539:on May 3, 2008
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1190:Chisholm, Hugh
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1137:10-minute walk
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1101:The Black Keys
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863:The Northwoods
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670:Peace Monument
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3723:Plaza Theatre
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3616:Piedmont Park
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3611:Liberty Plaza
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550:Phantoscope
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4824:Opus Place
4458:Park Place
4349:CNN Center
4038:Bona Allen
3929:The Temple
3649:Performing
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3144:Tech Tower
3038:Magic City
2956:Commercial
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4025:Historic
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