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1
INTOWN IN PICTURES
People, Peaces & Events that Shaped our Community
The B-52’s frontwoman Cindy Wilson invited INtown into her North Buck-
head home to see where all the band’s memorabilia is kept in 2003.
Former publisher Wendy Binns and editor Collin Kelley at Atlanta
Botanical Gardens’ Scarecrow in the Garden.
Children play on the Noguchi Playscape (installed in
1976) before its renovation in 2009.
Then Senator Hilary Rodham Clinton gave the commencement address at
Agnes Scott College in Decatur in 2005.
Atlanta actors Lauren
Ruehring, Mitch
ell Anderson and
Carolyn Cook were
profiled in The Studio
in 2003 as part of
our fall arts preview.
Architect Santiago Calatrava was selected to build a new Symphony
Center in Midtown in 2005.
The bars of
Buckhead
Village were
demolished to
make way for
a mixed-use
development
that was to be
called Streets
of Buckhead in
2008.
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The Georgia Aquarium under construction in
Downtown in 2005.
A bit of Paris in Midtown: The Millennium Gate
opened at Atlantic Station in 2008.
Georgia Tech’s Ramblin’ Wreck was on hand to mark the opening of the
new Fifth Street Bridge in 2007.
Georgia Tech President Wayne Clough at the
opening of Technology Square in 2000.
November 2014 | INtOWll 19
