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| Atlanta City Hall crown details. Atlanta, GA. | Atlanta City Hall (1930) (17 floors) (68 Mitchell St. SW). Atlanta, GA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: G. Lloyd Preacher. On National Register. | Atlanta City Hall Addition (1988). Atlanta, GA. | Central Presbyterian Church (1885) (201 Washington St.). Atlanta, GA. Style: English Gothic. On National Register. |
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| Central Presbyterian Church tower. Atlanta, GA. | Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church (1869) (48 Martin Luther King Jr., Dr., SE). Atlanta, GA. Style: Victorian, Gothic Revival. Architect: William H. Parkins. On National Register. | Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Church tower. Atlanta, GA. | Flatiron Building (1897) (11 floors) (84 Peachtree St.). Atlanta, GA. Architect: Bradford Gilbert. On National Register. |
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| Portal of Flatiron Building. Atlanta, GA. | Facade of Flatiron Building. Atlanta, GA. | W.D. Grant Building (1898) (10 floors) (44 Broad St. NW). Atlanta, GA. Architect: Bruce & Morgan. | Portal of W.D. Grant Building. Atlanta, GA. |
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| Georgia State University Business Administration building (1901) (14 floors) (35 Broad Street NW). Atlanta, GA. Architect: Bruce & Morgan (1901), Hentz, Reid, Adler & Shutze (1929 for first 3 floors). On National Register. | Georgia State University Business Administration building was originally Empire Building then Citizens & Southern National Bank Building. Atlanta, GA. | William T. Healey Building (1914) (16 floors) (75 Forsyth Street NW). Atlanta, GA. Architect: Walter T. Downing, Morgan & Dillon. On National Register. | Candler Building (1906) (17 floors) (127 Peachtree St.). Atlanta, GA. Architect: George Murphy, George Stewart. On National Register. |
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| Candler Building surrounded by 191 Peachtree & Georgia Pacific Towers. Atlanta, GA. | Candler Building portal. Atlanta, GA. | Candler Building lamps held by snakes held by lion. Atlanta, GA. | Hurt Building (1913) (17 floors) (50 Hurt Plaza). Atlanta, GA. Architect: J.E.R. Carpenter. |
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| Hurt Building rear entrance. Atlanta, GA. | Hurt Building decorative detail. Atlanta, GA. | Hurt Building wings addition (1924-6). Atlanta, GA. | Hurt Building occupies irregular pentagonal block. Atlanta, GA. |
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| Rhodes-Haverty Building now Marriott Residence Inn-Downtown (1929) (21 floors) against Sun Trust Plaza. Atlanta, GA. Architect: Pringle & Smith. | Gothic Revival roofline of heritage building. Atlanta, GA. | U.S. Post Office & Courthouse (1911) (76 Forsyth St.). Atlanta, GA. Style: Second Renaissance Revival. Architect: James Knox Taylor. On National Register. | Carnegie Arch to the Advancement of Learning (1902) (300 W. Peachtree St. NW). Atlanta, GA. |
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| Detail of Arch originally from Atlanta Carnegie Library. Atlanta, GA. |
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