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Afterschool Day at the Capitol 2019 Parking and Directions Important Addresses Georgia Freight Depot Georgia State Capitol 65 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW 206 Washington Street Atlanta, GA 30303 Atlanta, GA 30303 Parking Information The Georgia Freight Depot is a long brick building on the right between Washington St./Courtland St. and Central Ave., next to Underground. We highly recommend that you park in the lot in front of the Freight Depot. Instead of waiting in line to pay for parking - download the Park Mobile app. When you get there, the zone number is 70302. You don't need a printed parking ticket! Additional Parking Options (Cost varies) 1. Underground Atlanta Parking, 75 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr., SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 2. Pete Hackney Parking, 162 Jesse Hill Jr., Dr. 3. Steve Polk Plaza Parking, 65 Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, Atlanta, GA 30334 4. 254 Capitol Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30334 Public Transportation Consider taking MARTA! It's cheaper and the MARTA Station is one block away! The Georgia State MARTA Station is an elevated station at 170 Piedmont Avenue SE on the blue and green rail line. It is directly connected to the Sloppy Floyd Building on the eastbound train platform.To get to the station you must be on a blue or green line train, which runs east and west through downtown Atlanta. If you are traveling from the red or gold line, travel to the Five Points MARTA station and follow the signs to the eastbound train platform and board the first train that arrives. Directions from the Freight Depot to the Capitol Once the training is over, we will all head across the street to the Georgia State Capitol. There are public entrances off of Mitchell and Capitol Square streets. The security guard post will require a valid photo I.D. to enter the Capitol. Afterschool Day at the Capitol will be set up on second floor of the South Wing of the Capitol until noon. Some of you may have meetings in the Coverdell Legislative Office Building (CLOB) which is across the street from the Capitol (located at 18 Capitol Square SW, Atlanta, GA 30334). Look for the little red sign that says public entrance. Map of Afterschool Day at the Capitol 2019 Georgia State Capitol Georgia Freight Depot to the State Capitol CLOB Legislative Office Building The Georgia Freight Depot Underground Atlanta Garage Pete Hackney Parking Deck.

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