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Photos: The legacy of Marietta's McNeel Marble Company
Photos: McNeel Marble Co. of Marietta mass-produced Confederate monuments all across the southeast and beyond in the early 20th century.
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The McNeel Marble Company of Marietta, founded in 1892, became the South's largest manufacturer of Confederate monuments. The company started when brothers Morgan Louis McNeel and R.M. McNeel bought an existing marble plant on Whitlock Avenue across the street from today's Gone With the Wind Museum. This photo is from 1892 and shows the workers at the company's first plant. The company ceased operations in the mid-1960s. (Courtesy, Georgia Archives, Vanishing Georgia Collection, cob197 / Used with permission)
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Photos: Need to ‘grieve out loud’? Atlanta’s wind phones will take your call.
Woodruff Park's latest public art display — “The Space Within” — is designed to inspire reflection and inner peace.
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'No body' homicide cases in Georgia
A look at some of the Georgia homicide cases that have gone to trial despite investigators not finding a body.
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PHOTOS: Falcons work overtime in Germany before losing
The Falcons lose to the Indianapolis Colts, 31-25, at Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Germany, on Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025.
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Photos: Georgia Veterans Day Parade in Midtown Atlanta
The 44th Annual Georgia Veterans Day Parade took place in Midtown on Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. The Theme for this year's event was "Honoring Women in Uniform."
