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Georgia Railroad Roundhouse

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@ Atlanta History Center

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View of the destroyed Georgia Railroad roundhouse, looking northwest along the railroad tracks from the southwest corner of what is now Piedmont Road to the Broad Street bridge in Atlanta, Georgia.The Georgia Railroad roundhouse was a building used for servicing locomotives. It was a large, circular building, located in downtown Atlanta. The roundhouse was destroyed during the Civil War.

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Atlanta History Center

Record Harvested From

Digital Library of Georgia

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Atlanta
  3. Bird's Eye Views
  4. Georgia
  5. Georgia Railroad
  6. Laborers
  7. Railroad Cars
  8. Railroad Facilities

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