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Walking tours of Atlanta's history
Photos of Atlanta landmarks. Phoenix Flies is a 16-day festival celebrating Atlanta history. It begins Saturday and includes guided tours, lectures and open houses at 40 properties and neighborhoods around the city.
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Atlanta still has some historic landmarks and Phoenix Flies is a celebration of them. The 16-day festival begins Saturday and includes guided tours, lectures and open houses at 40 properties and neighborhoods around the city: homes, churches, theaters, parks, cemeteries, government buildings - even some modern architecture. All of it is free. For a complete listing of events, see www.phoenixflies.org. Here are some highlights. - Jim Auchmutey
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Photos: Elise opens at the Woodruff Arts Center
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Credit: Daniel Varnado/For the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Photos: McEachern wallops Walton in Mercedes-Benz Stadium
McEachern defeats Walton 50-17 on Aug. 16, 2025 in Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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Photos: Houston County defeats Brookwood in Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Houston County defeats Brookwood on Aug. 16, 2025 in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Credit: Daniel Varnado/For the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Defending champion Grayson defeats Collins Hill 51-13 in season opener.
