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City of Atlanta Precinct Polling Places As of 10/10/2013 CITY OF ATLANTA PRECINCT POLLING PLACES AS OF 10/10/2013 PRECINCTS FACILITIES ADDRESSES 01A Parkside Elementary School 685 Mercer Sreet, SE 01B Ormewood Park Presbyterian Church 1071 Delaware Avenue 01C1 Dobbs Elementary School 2025 Jonesboro Road, SE 01C2 Dobbs Elementary School 2025 Jonesboro Road, SE 01D Ga Hills Neighbor Facility 250 Georgia Avenue 01E Ga Hills Neighbor Facility 250 Georgia Avenue 01F Atlanta South Side Community Health Center 1046 Ridge Avenue 01G D.H. Stanton Elementary School 970 Martin Street 01H Liberty Baptist Church 395 Chamberlain Street, SE 01I Auburn Avenue Research Library 101 Auburn Avenue 01J Price Middle School 1670 Benjamin W. Bickers Drive, SE 01P Bible Way Ministries 894 Constitution Road 01R Thomasville Recreation Center 1835 Henry Thomas Drive 01S Dobbs Elementary School 2025 Jonesboro Road, SE 01T Benteen Elementary School 200 Cassanova Street 02A Tenth Street High Rise 150 Tenth Street, NE 02B Saint Luke's Episcopal Church 435 Peachtree Street 02C Cosby Spears High Rise 355 North Avenue, NE 02D Butler Street Baptist Church 315 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard 02E Little 5 Points Community Center 1083 Austin Avenue 02F1 Druid Hills Baptist Church 1085 Ponce De Leon Avenue 02F2 Druid Hills Baptist Church 1085 Ponce De Leon Avenue 02G John Hope Elementary School 112 Boulevard, NE 02H (EE-Dekalb) Epworth United Methodist Church 1561 Mclendon Avenue, NE 02I (EE-Dekalb) Epworth United Methodist Church 1561 Mclendon Avenue, NE 02J Henry W. Grady High School Gym 929 Charles Allen Drive, NE 02K Henry W. Grady High School Gym 929 Charles Allen Drive, NE 02L1 All Saints Episcopal Church 634 West Peachtree Street, NW 02L2 All Saints Episcopal Church 634 W Peachtree Street, NW 02S Wheat Street Towers Apartment Complex 375 Auburn Avenue 02W Peachtree Christian Church 1580 Peachtree Street, NW 03A Atlanta Job Corps Center 239 West Lake Avenue, NW 03B North Avenue Missionary Baptist Church 1461 North Avenue, NW 03C Atlanta Police Athletic League 120 Anderson Avenue, NW 03D Washington Park Library 1116 Martin Luther King Jr Drive, SW 03E Greater Bethany Baptist Church 786 Thurmond Street 03F Peachtree Christian Church 1580 Peachtree Street, NW 03G Simpson Street Church Of Christ 800 Joseph E. Boone Boulevard, NW 03H North Avenue Missionary Baptist Church 1461 North Avenue, NW 03I Georgia Tech Student Service Building 353 Ferst Drive, NW 03L Fire Station #16 1048 Simpson Road 03M NW Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 1150 Niles Avenue 03N Lindsay Street Baptist Church 550 Lindsay Street 03P1 Antioch Baptist Church Family Center 540 Cameron M Alexander Boulevard, NW 03P2 Antioch Baptist Church Family Cntr 540 Cameron M Alexander Boulevard, NW 03S Berean Seventh Day Adventist Church 291 Hamilton E Holmes Drive 03T Friendship Towers 35 Northside Drive 04A Booker T. Washington High School 45 Whitehouse Drive Page 1 of 4 CITY OF ATLANTA PRECINCT POLLING PLACES AS OF 10/10/2013 04B Henderson Health & P.E. Center 650 Fair Street, SW, Room 132 04C Atlanta Job Corps Center 239 West Lake Avenue, NW 04D C. A. Scott Recreation Building at Mosley Park 1665 Martin Luther King Jr Drive 04F Centennial Elementary School 531 Luckie Street, NW 04G Cathedral Of Faith Church C.O.G.I.C 1137 Avon Avenue 04H1 Pittman Park Recreation Center 950 Garibaldi Street 04I Paul L. Dunbar School 500 Whitehall Terrace, SW 04J Central United Methodist Church 506 Mitchell Street 04K Abernathy Towers 1059 Oglethorpe Avenue 04L West Hunter Street Baptist Church 1040 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard 04M Rev. James Orange Park at Oakland City (Recreation Center) 1305 Oakland Drive, SW 04S St Peters Baptist Church Recreation Building 1558 Venetian Drive 04T W Oakland Missionary Bapt Church 1025 Violet Street 04V Dunbar Neighborhood Center 477 Windsor Street 04W Morehouse College 833 Fair Street 04X1 E.L. Connally Elementary School 1654 South Alvarado Terrace, SW 04X2 E.L. Connally Elementary School 1654 South Alvarado Terrace, SW 05A1 Lang-Carson Recreation Center 100 Flat Shoals Avenue 05A2 Lang-Carson Recreation Center 100 Flat Shoals Avenue 05B Liberty Baptist Church 395 Chamberlain Street, SE 05C Auburn Avenue Research Library 101 Auburn Avenue 05D Saint Luke's Episcopal Church 435 Peachtree Street 05E (MT-Dekalb) First Iconium Baptist Church 542 Moreland Avenue, SE 05F Cosby Spears High Rise 355 North Avenue, NE 05G (BB-Dekalb) Israel Baptist Church 2071 Hosea L Williams, SE 05H (CN-Dekalb) Maynard Jackson High School (Formerly Coan Middle School) 1550 Hosea L. Williams Drive 05I (EA-Dekalb) Saint Philips AME Church 240 Candler Road, SE 05J Butler Street Baptist Church 315 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard 05K Wheat St Towers Apt Complex 375 Auburn Avenue 05L (BR-Dekalb) Hugh Otis Burgess Elementary School 480 Clifton Street, SE 05P (EE-Dekalb) Epworth United Methodist Church 1561 Mclendon Avenue, NE 06B Virginia Highland Church 743 Virginia Avenue 06C (JA-Dekalb) Briar Vista Elementary School 1131 Briar Vista Terrace 06D Morningside Baptist Church Gym 1700 Piedmont Road 06E Morningside Baptist Church Gym 1700 Piedmont Road 06F Ponce De Leon Library 980 Ponce De Leon Avenue 06G Henry W. Grady High School Gym 929 Charles Allen Drive, NE 06H Fire Station No 19 1063 North Highland Avenue 06I Knights of Columbus Association 2620 Buford Highway, NE 06J Samuel Inman Middle School 774 Virginia Avenue 06L1 Peachtree Christian Church 1580 Peachtree Street 06L2 Peachtree Christian Church 1580 Peachtree Street 06M (EE-Dekalb) Epworth United Methodist Church 1561 Mclendon Avenue, NE 06N 2nd Ponce De Leon Baptist Church 2715 Peachtree Road, NE - Family Life Center 06P (EE-Dekalb) Epworth United Methodist Church 1561 Mclendon Avenue, NE 06Q 2nd Ponce De Leon Baptist Church 2715 Peachtree Road, NE - Family Life Center 06R First Presbyterian Church 1328 Peachtree Street 06S Morningside Elementary School 1053 East Rock Springs Road 07A Sarah Rawson Smith Elementary School 370 Old Ivy Road, NE 07B St James Methodist Church 4400 Peachtree Dunwoody Road Page 2 of 4 CITY OF ATLANTA PRECINCT POLLING PLACES AS OF 10/10/2013 07C St James Methodist Church 4400 Peachtree Dunwoody Road 07D Buckhead Library 269 Buckhead Avenue 07E Knights of Columbus Association 2620 Buford Highway, NE 07F Cathedral Of Saint Philip 2744 Peachtree Road 07H 2nd Ponce De Leon Baptist Church 2715 Peachtree Road, NE - Family Life Center 07J Peachtree Hills Park and Recreation Center 308 Peachtree Hills Avenue, NE 07M Brighton Gardens of Buckhead 3088 Lenox Road, NE 07N Peachtree Hills Park and Recreation Center 308 Peachtree Hills Avenue, NE 08A Warren T Jackson Elementary School 1325 Mount Paran Road 08B Chastain Park Gymnasium 140 West Wieuca Road 08C Northwest Presbyterian Church 4300 Northside Drive, NW 08D Northside Library 3295 Northside Parkway 08E Morris Brandon Primary Center School 2845 Margaret Mitchell Drive 08F1 Morris Brandon Elementary School 2741 Howell Mill Road, NW 08F2 Morris Brandon Elementary School 2741 Howell Mill Road, NW 08G The Cathedral Towers Inc 2820 Peachtree Road 08H Sutton Middle School 2875 Northside Drive 08J Sutton Middle School 2875 Northside Drive 08K Bitsy Grant Tennis Center 2125 Northside Drive 08L Cathedral of Saint Philip 2744 Peachtree Road 08M Peachtree Presbyterian Church 3434 Roswell Road 08N1 Trinity Presbyterian Church 3003 Howell Mill Road 08N2 Trinity Presbyterian Church 3003 Howell Mill Road 08P Senior Citizen Services 1705 Commerce Drive 09A Marietta Road High Rise 2295 Marietta Road, NW 09B English Park Recreation Center 1340 Bolton Road, NW 09C Jackson Memorial Baptist Church 534 Fairburn Road 09D Salem Baptist Church 2283 Baker Road 09E Dogwood Senior Center 1953 Donald L. Hollowell Parkway, NW 09F Warren Athletic Field 2465 Warren Road 09G1 Fire Station No. 8 1711 Marietta Boulevard, NW 09G2 Fire Station No. 8 1711 Marietta Boulevard, NW 09H Senior Citizen Services 1705 Commerce Drive 09I Carter G. Woodson Elementary School 1605 Donald L Hollowell Parkway, NW 09K Scott Elementary School 1752 Hollywood Road, NW 09L Springfield Baptist Church 1730 Hollywood Road, NW 09M Fire Station No.28 1925 Hollywood Road, NW 10A Adamsville Elementary School 286 Wilson Mill Road 10B Jean Childs Young Middle School 3116 Benjamin E. Mays Drive, SW 10C Mount Calvary Baptist Church 17 Fairburn Road, SW 10D Adamsville Recreation Center 3201 Martin Luther King Jr Drive, SW 10E Harper Archer Middle School 3399 Collier Drive 10F Berean Seventh Day Adventist Church 291 Hamilton E Holmes Drive 10G St Paul's Episcopal Church 306 Peyton Road 10H Peyton Forest Elementary School 301 Peyton Road 10I Jean Childs Young Middle School 3116 Benjamin E. Mays Drive, SW 10J Westside Community Church 2114 Martin Luther King Jr Drive 10K Beecher Hills Elementary School 2257 Bollingbrook Drive 10L West Manor Elementary School 570 Lynhurst Drive 10M Joseph McGhee Tennis Center 820 Beecher Court Page 3 of 4 CITY OF ATLANTA PRECINCT POLLING PLACES AS OF 10/10/2013 10P Towns Elementary School 760 Bolton Road 10R London Town Houses Community Center 308 Scott Street 11B R.N. Fickett Elementary School 3935 Rux Road 11C R.N. Fickett Elementary School 3935 Rux Road 11E1 Ben Hill Recreation Center 2405 Fairburn Road 11E2 Ben Hill Recreation Center 2405 Fairburn Road 11E3 Ben Hill Recreation Center 2405 Fairburn Road 11G Venetian Hills Elementary School 1910 Venetian Drive 11H Beecher Hills Elementary School 2257 Bollingbrook Drive 11J Continental Colony Elementary School 3181 Hogan Road 11K Cascade Elementary School 2326 Venetian Dr ive, SW 11M L. O. Kimberly Elementary School 3090 McMurray Drive, SW
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