Preservationists will probably want to look away from some of the beautiful old buildings that are now long gone from Atlanta, but an article by Rebecca Burns provides before and after looks at the variety of pieces from the city’s past that have a new place in the city’s urban fabric, thanks most recently to the BeltLine's permanent art collection.
Other examples from around Atlanta include one of the Corinthian columns from the old Union Station (demolished in 1972), the beaux-arts “Carnegie arch” from the Carnegie Education Pavilion (demolished in 1977), and more.
