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Looking south in 1970 along
Courtland Street toward Currier Street, visible on the
left. The substantial building on the right is the
Edward Gay House, named for the Civil War Confederate Army
captain for whom it was built in 1896. Gay lived
there until his death in 1916 and his family retained
ownership until 1956. Remarkably, it still stands and is
one of the very few houses remaining in downtown
Atlanta. The building is situated on land that is now
part of the St.
Luke's Episcopal Church campus and is now home to the Training
And Counseling Center at St. Luke's. Lower photos:
January, 2014. Google map
Copyright
Tom Coffin, courtesy of Georgia State University, file
#V003-700328-C18.
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