Take a Vacation with History in Atlanta
For those who choose a staycation around the subject of contemporary Atlanta history, there is
The Atlanta home where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his family lived during much of the 1960s is a place few in Atlanta know about — but could become part of the King historic site on Auburn Avenue if the National Park Service decides to expand.
For those who choose a staycation around the subject of contemporary Atlanta history, there is
Driving change! Civil rights tour guide Tom Houck was the personal driver of the King
What do Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard and John Lewis Freedom
Questions? Email us at houcktom80@gmail.com or give us a call at: (404) 386-0992
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