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Downtown Atlanta Contemporary Historic Resources Survey GNAHRGIS Identification Numbers of All Resources Meeting the Survey Criteria by Atlanta Preservation & Planning Services, LLC; Karen Huebner; Morrison Design, LLC, September 2013 GNAHRGIS Street Year Built NR Individually COA Designated COA Designated ID Number Number Street Name Location Information Building Name(s)-oldest first Parcel ID Year Built Decade Building Type Architectural Style Original Use CurrentUse Levels Notes NR Eligibility Listed NR Historic District District Building City State Zip County 244070 64 PEACHTREE ST SW Lerner Shops; Rainbow 14 007700030758 1939 1935-1939 Single Retail Art Deco Commercial Commercial 2 Maybe Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Federal Emergency Administration of Public Capitol Square west of Department of Works Building, or the Federal Emergency Relief Augustus E. Constantine. On raised Transportation Building and east of Administration (F.E.R.A.) Building; Paul D. basement with solid stone staircase 31754 18 CAPITOL SQ SW Judicial Building Coverdell Legislative Office Building 14 007700110246-A 1939 1935-1939 Commercial Block Stripped Classical Government Office Government Office 6 with arch at base. Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Italian Renaissance 240939 215 PRYOR ST SW King & King Law Office 14 007700090166 1937 1935-1939 Commercial Block Revival Unknown Professional/Office 2 Heavily renovated No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton University Fairlie-Poplar Historic Peachtree and Broad Building; Helen M. Departments / District, 9/9/1992, 244090 60 LUCKIE ST NW aka 66 Luckie Street NW Aderhold Learning Center (GSU) 14 007800121028 1935 1935-1939 Tall Office Building No academic style Professional/Office Classrooms 5 Heavily renovated in 2002. No NRIS #82002416 Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 243517 119 LUCKIE ST NW 14 007800120145 ca. 1930s 1935-1939 Commercial Block No academic style Professional/Office Professional/Office 2 Tax assessor date 1970. Maybe Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 243965 50 PEACHTREE ST NW On top of ca. 1890 Muse's Building Muse's neon sign 14 007800130755-X 1939 1935-1939 Sign Neon sign Sign Sign N/A Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 31743 120 COURTLAND ST SE GSU Courtland Building 14 005200050474 1936 1935-1939 Commercial Block No academic style Professional/Office Professional/Office 3 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 241135 201 COURTLAND ST NE Harlem Nights 14 005100051093 1935 1935-1939 Single Retail Colonial Revival Unknown Restaurant/Bar 2 Pinkerton & Laws, builder No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Julian Hoke Harris, sculptor. Two metal sculptures of figures on black At north entrances to the F.E.R.A (now marble flank each of the three doors Paul D. Coverdell Legislative Office) 6 panels of bas-relief sculptures; 2 flanking each on Capitol Square (north) façade; six 243997 18 CAPITOL SQ SW Building entrance 14 007700110246-X 1939 1935-1939 Bas-relief Sculpture N/A Work of Art Work of Art N/A total. Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Fairlie-Poplar Historic District, 9/9/1992, 243508 40 FORSYTH ST NW aka 44 Forsyth Forsyth-Walton Building 14 007800110138 ca. 1930s 1935-1939 Commercial Block No academic style Professional/Office Professional/Office 2 Yes NRIS #82002416 Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton NE corner of Edgewood Avenue NE and Equitable Place NE, west of 56 Automobile Parking deck on first story; offices Edgewood. Connects to SunTrust via 2- Parking/Storage and above. Automobile motifs carved in 244023 4852 EDGEWOOD AVE NE story pedestrian bridge. SunTrust Buildings; GSU 25 Park Place Annex 14 005100100148 1939 1935-1939 Parking Structure Art Deco Unknown Professional/Office 4 stone near the cornice Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Sweet Auburn Historic District, 12/8/1976, NRIS 31847 142 AUBURN AVE NE Atlanta Life Insurance Company Annex 14 005100081132 1936 1935-1939 Commercial Block Classical Revival Professional/Office Not in use 2 A. H. Aiken Yes #76000631 Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 243528 148 NASSAU ST NW Keenan Law Firm 14 007800070613 ca. 1930s 1935-1939 Single Retail Colonial Revival Commercial Professional/Office 2 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Commercial Plain 243527 146 NASSAU ST NW 14 007800070621 ca. 1930s 1935-1939 Single Retail Style Commercial Not in use 2 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton aka 67-71 Peachstree St SW, 46 Broad St Built ca. 1927; new façade in 1936; 243993 67 PEACHTREE ST SW SW S. H. Kress & Company 14 007700030980 1936 1935-1939 Single Retail Art Deco Commercial Commercial 5 addition in 1987 Maybe Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Has "DAYS" spelled in terrazzo 244091 101 PEACHTREE ST SW AWA Africa Hair Braiding 14 007700061050 ca. 1935 1935-1939 Single Retail No academic style Commercial Commercial 2 entrance No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Was 2 story, but 2nd floor 244092 103 PEACHTREE ST SW Secret Essence & Beauty 14 007700060995 ca. 1935 1935-1939 Single Retail No academic style Commercial Commercial 1 demolished except storefront No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Commercial and Commercial and 244082 132 MITCHELL ST SW Across from new Fulton County Offices 14 007700060748 1937 1935-1939 Commercial Block International Professional/Office Professional/Office 3 Altered in 1945 and 1957 Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Hotel Row Historic Hotel Row Landmark Architectural Façade Architectural Façade Architectural Façade Concordia Hall built in 1892; Glass District, 7/20/1989; District Exteriors, 244077 201 MITCHELL ST SW Glass tiles on Concordia Hall 14 007700020247-X 1935 1935-1939 ElementS Art Deco Elements Elements N/A tiles added ca. 1935 Maybe NRIS #89000802 12/23/1991 Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton ANDREW YOUNG INTL Commercial Plain 243652 17 BLVD NE Good Food Building 14 005100040229 ca. 1935 1935-1939 Commercial Block Style Unknown Restaurant/Bar 2 Maybe Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Commercial Plain 243529 152 NASSAU ST NW 14 007800070605 ca. 1930s 1935-1939 Single Retail Style Commercial Professional/Office 2 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Ivey & Crook architects; Frank Hawkins, builder. Named after Olympia Beach in Florida, a previous Landmark Building 243536 23 PEACHTREE ST NE Olympia Building; Third National Bank 14 007700030139 1936 1935-1939 Commercial Block Stripped Classical Financial Institution Professional/Office 2 venture of F. Hawkins. No Exterior, 06/13/1990 Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Stevens & Wilkinson offices; Parking Company of Burge & Stevens/Stevens & 243518 157 LUCKIE ST NW America 14 007800070316 1946 1940-1949 Commercial Block Late Modern Professional/Office Professional/Office 2 Wilkinson Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 244081 171 MITCHELL ST SW Rondo's Candles and Nita's Beauty Salon 14 007700060177 1946 1940-1949 Commercial Block No academic style Commercial Commercial 1 Maybe Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton RALPH MCGILL BLVD 243574 139 NE 14 005000090654 1940 1940-1949 Apartments Late Modern Apartments Professional/Office 2 Yes Atlanta GA 30308 Fulton Commercial and 243558 320 PEACHTREE ST NE Max Lager's and WoodFired 14 005000080150 1948 1940-1949 Commercial Block No academic style Professional/Office Restaurant/Bar 2 No Atlanta GA 30308 Fulton Automobile 243577 107 SPRING ST NW Parking garage 14 007800120020 1948 1940-1949 Parking Structure No academic style Parking/Storage Not in use 6 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Streamline 243569 332 PIEDMONT AVE NE 14 005000090472 1948 1940-1949 Commercial Block Moderne Professional/Office Professional/Office 1 Yes Atlanta GA 30308 Fulton William C. Pauley, landscape aka 25 Courtland St NE; bounded by architect (original). 1.87-acre 243505 100 EDGEWOOD AVE SE Edgewood, Courtland, and Gilmer Hurt Park 14 005200020014 1940 1940-1949 Public Park N/A Public Park Public Park N/A neighborhood park Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 243966 70 ELLIS ST NE 14 005100050582 1948 1940-1949 Warehouse International Unknown Warehouse 2 Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 240942 229 PEACHTREE ST SW aka 227-229-231 Peachtree St SW Tax Solutions and Tara Bonding 14 007700081033 1947 1940-1949 Commercial Block International Unknown Professional/Office 2 Maybe Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Building just west of Candler Bldg Garage Automobile Automobile 243571 67 PRYOR PL NE #REAR at 67 Pryor Pl NE Parking deck 14 005100070135 1948 1940-1949 Parking Structure No academic style Parking/Storage Parking/Storage 2 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 243480 134 BAKER ST NE Club Goose Bumps 14 005100020684 1947 1940-1949 Single Retail No academic style Restaurant Restaurant/Bar 1 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Atlanta Constitution Building; Georgia Power Streamline 243159 143 ALABAMA ST SW West of Forsyth Street Atlanta Division Building 14 007700020650 1947 1940-1949 Commercial Block Moderne Professional/Office Professional/Office 5 Robert & Co. Yes Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Located on top (SW) corner of the 243591 23 PEACHTREE ST NE Olympia building Coca-Cola Sign 14 007700030139-X 1948 1940-1949 Sign Neon sign Sign Sign N/A No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton Some sources have 1900 or 1903 year built; others say ca. 1940. When 2 Peachtree St was built in 1966, this University building was drastically remodelled; 8 SW corner Marietta and Peachtree; Aka First National Bank; Andrew Young School of Departments / stories removed and façade refaced 243957 14 MARIETTA ST NW 12 Marietta St NW Policy Studies 14 007700030030 1940 1940-1949 Bank Late Modern Financial Institution Classrooms 8 with marble. No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton University University PEACHTREE CENTER Departments / Departments / 244075 29 AVE SE GSU Science Annex and I-Deck 14 007700040641 1946 1940-1949 Commercial Block No academic style Classrooms Classrooms 5 No Atlanta GA 30303 Fulton 244079 206 MITCHELL ST SW SW corner of Mitchell
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