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Masonic Temple, Atlanta 1909-1950

The Masonic Temple was located at the northwest corner of Peachtree Street and Cain Street (now Andrew Young International Blvd.) in Downtown Atlanta from 1909-1950. The architect was John Robert Dillon. In September 1950 a fire gutted the building.^[1] It was replaced by a parking structure which still stands today.^[2]

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Atlanta City Hall · Elbert P. Tuttle United States Court of Appeals Building · Federal Penitentiary · Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta · Georgia Governor's Mansion · Georgia State Capitol

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DuPre Excelsior Mill (Masquerade) · Ford Factory · Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills · Georgia Railroad Freight Depot · E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works (Goat Farm Arts Center) · King Plow Arts Center

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Atlanta from the Ashes (The Phoenix) · Carnegie Education Pavilion · Millennium Gate · Oakland Cemetery · Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial · World Athletes Monument

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Parks and gardens

Atlanta Botanical Garden · BeltLine · Stone Mountain · Centennial Olympic Park · Chastain Park · Chattahoochee River · Fernbank Forest · Georgia Aquarium · Grant Park · Historic Fourth Ward Park · Zoo Atlanta · Piedmont Park · Woodruff Park

Performing Arts

Alliance Theatre · Atlanta Symphony Hall · Atlanta Civic Center · Buckhead Theatre · Center for Puppetry Arts · Center Stage · Eyedrum · Fox Theatre · Goat Farm Arts Center · King Plow Arts Center · Plaza Theatre · Shakespeare Tavern · The Masquerade · The Tabernacle · Tara Theatre · Variety Playhouse · Woodruff Arts Center

Residential (Former)

Asa G. Candler, Jr. (Callanwolde) · Water T. Candler (Lullwater) · Joel Chandler Harris (Wren's Nest) · Edward H. Inman (Swan House) · Martin Luther King, Jr. · Ferdinand McMillan (The Castle) · Margaret Mitchell · Edward C. Peters (Ivy Hall) · Amos Giles Rhodes (Rhodes Hall) · Rufus M. Rose

Skyscrapers

Downtown (pre-WWII)	Candler (1906) · Flatiron (1897) · Healey (1914) · Hurt (1926) · J. Mack Robinson (Empire) (1901) · The Metropolitan (1911) · Rhodes-Haverty (1929) · Southern Bell (1929) · William-Oliver (1930) · Winecoff Hotel (1913) ·

Downtown (post-WWII)	25 Park Place (Trust Company of Georgia) · 55 Marietta Street (Fulton National Bank) · 191 Peachtree Tower · Centennial Tower · Equitable · Georgia Power · Georgia-Pacific Tower · Hyatt Regency Atlanta · Marriott Marquis · One Park Tower (IBM Tower) · Peachtree Center · Peachtree Summit · State of Georgia Building · SunTrust Plaza · TWELVE Centennial Park · Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel ·

Midtown	12th & Midtown (1010 Midtown · 10 Sixty Five Midtown · 1075 Peachtree) · 1100 Peachtree · 1180 Peachtree · 1280 West · AT&T Midtown Center · Atlantic Center Plaza · Atlantic Station (171 17th Street · The Atlantic) · Bank of America Plaza · The Campanile · Coca-Cola · Colony Square · CNN Center · Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta/GLG Grand · Georgian Terrace Hotel · Mayfair Condominiums · One Atlantic Center · Promenade II · Spire · ViewPoint ·

Buckhead	2828 Peachtree · 3344 Peachtree · 3630 Peachtree · Atlanta Plaza · Buckhead Grand · Mansion on Peachtree · Paramount at Buckhead · Park Avenue Condominiums · Park Place · The Pinnacle · Realm · Resurgens Plaza · Terminus · Tower Place

Perimeter Center	Concourse Corporate Center V & VI (King & Queen towers) · Park Towers I & II · Three Ravinia Drive

Sports

Bobby Dodd Stadium · Georgia Dome · Philips Arena · Turner Field

Former

688 Club · Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium · Atlanta (Confederate) Rolling Mill · Atlantic Steel Mill · Coca-Cola Olympic City · DeGive's Opera House · Equitable Building (1892) · 3rd Georgia Governor's Mansion (John H. James mansion) · Henry Grady Hotel · Kimball House · Loew's Grand Theatre · Masonic Temple · National Museum of Patriotism · Omni Coliseum · Piedmont Hotel · Ponce de Leon amusement park · Ponce de Leon Park (ballpark) · Ponce de Leon Springs · Rich's · Riverbend Apartments · Roxy Theatre · SciTrek · State Square · Terminal Station · Turner Broadcasting tower · Union Stations: 1853 · 1871 · 1930

Planned

Atlanta Symphony Center · Center for Civil & Human Rights

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