Olympic Memories
These mannequins are on display at the Atlanta History Center's Centennial Olympic Games Museum. There are several mannequins which feature the costumes worn by different countries during the opening ceremonies.
These mannequins are on display at the Atlanta History Center's Centennial Olympic Games Museum. There are several mannequins which feature the costumes worn by different countries during the opening ceremonies.
This old Victorian playhouse has been placed in several metro Atlanta parks through the years. It currently sits in the backyard of the Swan House.
This view is one of the most popular for photographs of the Swan House. The house itself is one of the most photographed Atlanta homes.
A close-up of the stair-step fountain in the Swan House backyard.
This statue stands just outside the main gardens of the Swan House. I see a couple happily in love, or else the guy is in a whole heap of trouble!
This is the lower lawn area of the Swan House's backyard. It's enormous!
The rear staircase of Atlanta's Swan House.
This statue of an Olympic track and field athlete is on display inside the Atlanta History Center's Centennial Olympic Games Museum.
This home is one of Atlanta's most photographed homes. The Swan House was built in 1928 for the Edward H. Inman family. The home was designed by Atlanta architect Philip Trammell Shutze. After the death of Mrs. Inman, the home and its ground were purchased by the Atlanta Historical Society.
The gardens behind Atlanta's Swan House. The former grounds of the Swan House now encompass the Atlanta History Center.
I snapped this photo headed into downtown during an evening rush hour. These buildings, a mix of office and residential, are located in Buckhead and made a very nice mirror for the sunset.