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Here, you will explore some of the most well-known landmarks of Atlanta. All of these are pivotal to our next novel. Take out a lined piece of paper, and complete each activity. Have fun!

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Look through these old photos from Atlanta. Imagine life during this time. Look closely at at least 10 photos.

On your lined sheet of paper, write a 1. Next, write out five adjectives that describe these photos.

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Flashback photos: Atlanta in the 1960s, buildings and skylines

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Atlanta's skyline was undergoing a transformation in the '60s, with many buildings going up (the Equitable Building, the Hyatt Regency) and some coming down to make way for the new (the Paramount Theatre, the Fulton Tower Jail). Take a look at the face of Atlanta as it evolved over the decade from 1960 to 1969.

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What'll ya have?!

On your lined sheet of paper, write a 2. Next, explore the timeline (read the 1960's section). Explain what the "lunching pad" is. Who would use it?

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Next, write a 3. You have $10 to spend. What are you ordering at the Varsity?

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The High Museum holds some of the most unique art in the world. Click on "Art" at the top of the page. Explore the American Art section. Scroll down and read the descriptions of the different types (American Impressionism, American Landscapes, etc).

Next, write a 4. If you were an artist, what type of American art would you do (select from one of the genres listed). Why? List two reasons.

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The High Museum of Art is designed to meet audiences at the intersection of culture and community. We invite you to use the Museum as a place to find inspiration, discover new ideas, meet old friends, and make new ones.

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Grant Park is a historic Atlanta neighborhood. In fact, it is home to the Atlanta Zoo!

Read the article about Grant Park posted. Next, write a 5. List three things (other than the zoo), that were in grant park.

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Buckhead is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Atlanta! It is home to Lenox Mall, Phipps Plaza, which has some of the best (and most expensive) shopping in Atlanta.

Next, write a 6. Buckhead is compared to another wealthy city. What is it?

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The History of Buckhead - What was once a small town tavern has become an incredibley forward-thinking community of builders pursuing vibrancy.

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Bobby Dodd coached the Georgia Tech football teach from 1945-1966. He led the team to a National Victory in 1952. Today, Georgia Tech's football stadium is named after him. Watch the following interview clip (you do not have to take any notes/complete activity).

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Bobby Dodd Interview - Film & Video Stock

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Georgia Tech football coach Bobby Dodd talks about the 1966 Yellow Jackets season and Tech's reputation as an explosive team. His comments regarding Tech players Lenny Snow, Kim King, Craig Baynham, and John Sias accompany a scene of the team at practice.

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The Swan House is a famous historic home in Atlanta. It is currently part of the Atlanta History Center. Fun fact: it was featured in the Hunger Games, Mockingjay Part 2.

Read the following description of the Swan House. Next, write a 7. Write an five sentence narration describing the Swan House.

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In 2004, the Atlanta History Center completed a $5.4 million restoration of Swan House and its furnishings. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.