Atlanta is full of history. And a graduate class at Georgia State University has been successful in preserving some of it.
Each year, Richard Laub, Director of the Heritage Preservation Master’s Degree Program, picks a neighborhood in the metro-Atlanta area for his students try to get onto the National Register of Historic Places.
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