Travels, Life In Albany, 2010

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The next day we visited the Atlanta History Center. They have a main building shown above with various exhibits. When we first checked in (gave our CityPass ticket) we got scheduled for tours of the two historic houses they have. We went out the back of the main building and walked on the beautiful grounds to the Swan house built by the Inman family. They allowed pictures of the exhibits and exteriors of the houses we visited, but not the interiors. How odd.	=0=
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Here are pictures of the exterior of the Swan house including a play house (small scale). The Swan House was built in 1928 and is mostly concrete exterior, much more affordable. The Swan House and associated gardens were given to start the Atlanta History Center. Originally all exhibits were in the Swan House until they could build the main building.	=0=
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