Federal Reserve Bank - 104 Marietta St.

Below is the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta at 104 Marietta Street, which opened October 1, 1918. (Google map) Prior to that Atlanta's Federal Reserve Bank operated for several years out of the lobby of the nearby Hurt Building. Designed by A. Ten Eyck Brown in a classic Greek style, the Federal Reserve Bank building was completed at a cost of $100,000. Almost immediately, it proved to be smaller than necessary. It was enlarged in 1920 and again in 1922. The second image (below) shows the results of one of the renovations, or maybe both of them.

This building was closed in the early 1960s and torn down to make way for a brand new Federal Reserve Bank, which opened in 1964. See below.

This view looks south down Cone Street to what was the new Federal Reserve Bank when it opened in 1964. In 2001, it moved north to the corner of Peachtree & Tenth Streets and the State Bar Of Georgia took over the property.