As far as I can tell there is no "Church Street" inside the Atlanta city limits. I hereby nominate Ponce de Leon between The Varsity and Decatur, bookended by All Saints Episcopal Church in Atlanta and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Decatur.
Atlantans are fascinated with Ponce. It's got history, personality and a reputation for baseball, Sears, Mary Macs, Olmstead, Krispy Kreme, and sleaze.
I've set a goal to visit and document each place of worship on Ponce. It's a long term project. I think folks need to see these places. It's a natural project for architecture tourists. Perhaps you'd like to join me.
Ponce is home to some of our oldest congregations, church buildings by Atlanta's most prominent architects, stained glass, organs, and acoustics that match any in the area. Some of the church buildings are nearly 100 years old.
I'm making a map:
If you want to know more or help: Blogging Ponce de Leon Churches.
There is much more to see: Gold Pink Blue Beaux-Arts at Druid Hills Baptist.
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| I've visited and blogged All Saints Episcopal | but not Holy Trinity Episcopal. |
Atlantans are fascinated with Ponce. It's got history, personality and a reputation for baseball, Sears, Mary Macs, Olmstead, Krispy Kreme, and sleaze.
I've set a goal to visit and document each place of worship on Ponce. It's a long term project. I think folks need to see these places. It's a natural project for architecture tourists. Perhaps you'd like to join me.
Ponce is home to some of our oldest congregations, church buildings by Atlanta's most prominent architects, stained glass, organs, and acoustics that match any in the area. Some of the church buildings are nearly 100 years old.
I'm making a map:
If you want to know more or help: Blogging Ponce de Leon Churches.
There is much more to see: Gold Pink Blue Beaux-Arts at Druid Hills Baptist.
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