US EditionGeorgia State and historic preservationists are at odds over the fate of a century-old building
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Georgia State and historic preservationists are at odds over the fate of a century-old building
148 Edgewood AvenuePhotograph by Sean Keenan Since 1913, Georgia State University has been embedded in the heart of Atlanta—its campus stitched into downtown’s streetscape. Now, GSU wants to reimagine that patchwork as a true “college town.” A small army of intown historians and activists finds a part of that plan problematic. The university’s overarching mission: make Georgia State’s central campus more walkable, welcoming, and, most importantl…
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