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Atlanta's most endangered historic buildings
These buildings represent just a sample from the Atlanta Preservation Center's 2014 list of endangered places.
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Which of Atlanta's historic buildings are most at risk of being lost? These buildings represent just a sample from the Atlanta Preservation Center's 2014 list of endangered places (read the full list here). Seen here: The Rufus M. Rose House (537 Peachtree Street NE). Significance: The oldest remaining house on Peachtree Street. In recent years, the building's owner has been rehabilitating the structure and gradually restoring its splendor. Read more here. (Atlanta Preservation Center)
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