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County building burns near airport

 

 
  • An abandoned Fulton County building went up in flames near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport early Thursday morning. See <a href=related story." title="Abandoned building goes up in flames" class="cmGalleryThumbImage" />
  • The building once housed the old Fulton County Training Academy. Before that it was Campbell Elementary School. See <a href=related story." title="Abandoned building goes up in flames" class="cmGalleryThumbImage" />
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