Mitchell St. bridge and Terminal Station

Jeff Morrison: View from Elliott St. in Castleberry Hill, with a partial side view of Terminal Station. Built in 1906, the station was demolished in 1972. The Richard B. Russell federal building now occupies the site. The Mitchell St. bridge remains unchanged in every decrepit detail, but it was closed in 2008 to vehicular traffic and will soon be replaced.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page for information on the guided tours Jeff occasionally gives of this area. Ggogle map

Unseen Underground is a unique walking tour of the area known as the Railroad Gulch. This includes the railroad junction that was the very reason for Atlanta's existence, the zero milepost marker at the center of it all, the elevated viaducts that allowed the streets to span over the tracks and created the "underground" condition, and the various railroad stations that are all long since gone. In the process, we explore a surreal network of spaces concealed beneath the city streets. And along the way we learn some fun history about how this area has shaped the growth of our city from the very beginning.

If you're interested, check in over at the event's Facebook page, like it and you'll be able to keep track of when it happens.

Photos and information on this page appear courtesy of Jeff Morrison.