APEX Museum
135 Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
, GA
30303
1-(404) 521-APEX
lat:33.75524464794859
lng:-84.38323974609375
Auburn Avenue Research Library on African-American Culture and History
101 Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
, GA
30303
1-(404) 730-4001
lat:33.7554765716781
lng:-84.38409805297852
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
, GA
lat:33.75543197100959
lng:-84.37417387962341
Historic Auburn Avenue End
lat:33.75580661590372
lng:-84.36892747879028
Auburn Avenue in downtown Atlanta is the hub of African American commerce and culture at the turn of the century. Central to this street is the Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site.
Historic Auburn Avenue Start
lat:33.75556577294545
lng:-84.38425898551941
Auburn Avenue in downtown Atlanta is the hub of African American commerce and culture at the turn of the century. Central to this street is the Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site.
Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site
450 Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
, GA
30312
1-(404) 331-6922
lat:33.756350740096174
lng:-84.37327265739441
MLK Birthplace
501 Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
, GA
lat:33.75533384945726
lng:-84.37111616134644
MLK Display in Airport
lat:33.640713775126684
lng:-84.42636966705322
Morehouse College
830 Westview Drive, S.W.
Atlanta
, GA
30314
1-(404) 681-2800
lat:33.74811714745387
lng:-84.4159197807312
Music: Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Rialto Center for the Performing Arts, 80 Forsyth Street
Atlanta
, GA
30302
lat:33.940374
lng:-83.445223
Spelman College
350 Spelman Lane S.W.
Atlanta
, GA
30314
1-(404) 681-3643
lat:33.74482527327021
lng:-84.40939664840698
Private, independent, liberal arts, historically Black college for women, founded in 1881.
Sweet Auburn Curb Market
209 Edgewood Ave
Atlanta
, GA
1-(404) 659-1665
lat:33.754352627757264
lng:-84.37987089157104
The fireproof brick and concrete building opened May 1, 1924, as the Municipal Market of Atlanta, in the exact geographic center of Atlanta. It shortly became the largest single retail center for farm products in the state. It truly was "the place to shop" for every Atlantan. A segregated city at the time, however, Atlanta's racial divisions were reflected in the market: blacks were only permitted to patronize stalls lining the curb, while whites shopped within. The market's current name refers to this era.
The Herndon Home
587 University Place, NW
Atlanta
, GA
30314
1-(404) 581-9813
lat:33.755206
lng:-84.406792
The King Center
449 Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
, GA
30312
1-(404) 526-8900
lat:33.75536060989175
lng:-84.37236070632935
Tomb of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
lat:33.75504840430282
lng:-84.37340140342712
Wheat Street Baptist Church
365 Auburn Avenue
Atlanta
, GA
lat:33.7554141307357
lng:-84.3756115436554