Atlanta, Greatest City of the Great South … Facts and Official Figures

"Atlanta, Greatest City of the Great South ... Facts and Official Figures" offers a snapshot of Atlanta at the turn of the 20th century. Compiled by E.Y. Clarke, this volume presents a detailed portrait of the city's infrastructure, economy, and society. Providing insights into Atlanta's recovery and growth following the Civil War, the book showcases the city's ambition and resilience as it sought to establish itself as a leading urban center in the South. With its wealth of facts and figures, this historical document offers valuable information for researchers and anyone interested in the history of Atlanta and the American South.

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