Tanyard Bottom
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Tanyard Bottom, also known as Tech Flats, was a shantytown just south of Georgia Tech along Techwood Drive.[1] It was replaced in the 1930s with the Techwood Homes, America's first public housing project. It is currently the site of Centennial Place Apartments.
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Former neighborhoods, districts and settlements of Atlanta, Georgia
- Bedford Pine
- Blooming Hill
- Brownsville
- Copenhill
- Decatur Street
- Hemphill Avenue
- Moreland Park
- Murrell's Row
- The Strip (Tenth Street)
- Washington–Rawson
- Peters Park
- Battle Hill/Westwood Park
- Bellwood
- Easton
- Johnsontown
- Macedonia Park
- Plunkett Town
- Standing Peachtree
- Beaver Slide
- Buttermilk Bottom
- Darktown
- Jackson Row
- Jenningstown
- Lightning
- Shermantown
- Slabtown
- Tanyard Bottom
- Tight Squeeze
33°46′5.71″N 84°23′32.57″W / 33.7682528°N 84.3923806°W / 33.7682528; -84.3923806
References
- ^ Johnson, Charla. "Old Atlanta". The Mainline. Retrieved 6 January 2022.
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