The historic “FOOD TO TAKE HOME” sign perched high on Ponce De Leon Avenue is visible from very far distances and is a welcoming sight to hungry Atlantans. The multi-colored signs has no dead bulbs and shines bright 24/7 as the restaurant is never closed except on holidays. It lights up the otherwise gloomy February night sky in this sector of the city.
This is the sight directly across the street from the Supreme Court building of Georgia. This is where crucial decisions that affect the state are made including budget crisis decisions, civil issues and appeals, and interpretation of the Constitution. The massive building has the same historical feel and architecture as the capitol building as it is just as significant if not more.
This sign that stands outside of the state capital building of Georgia details the history of the land. Several people stopped to read it as they walked past the building. It helps visitors put the scene in a historical perspective that not many have prior knowledge of and serves educational purposes for younger tourists.
This is a picture of the State Capitol building in Downtown Atlanta, GA.
John Slemp uses this picture to show the flowers and statue in front of the building.
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