Martin Luther King Jr. Historic District

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A strong African American cultural presence throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries has left an extensive imprint, which is especially visible in the Martin Luther King Jr. and Sweet Auburn areas of Atlanta.

Courtesy of Historic Preservation Division, Georgia Department of Community Affairs.

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