Atlanta State Farmers Market

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One of the largest markets in the world, the Atlanta State Farmers Market covers 150 acres and offers consumers the opportunity to buy directly from farm producers. The market opened in Forest Park in 1959 and features a nursery with indoor and outdoor plants, restaurant, gift shop, and welcome center.

Courtesy of Georgia Department of Agriculture

Atlanta State Farmers Market

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