The Atlanta Beltline passes some of the city's LGBTQ landmarks
The Beltline points to spots tied to generations of LGBTQ Atlantans who built community and advocated for change.
From Atlanta Beltline· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“The Beltline is more than just a trail. It's a path through Atlanta's history, including some of the city's most significant LGBTQ landmarks and stories. 🏳️🌈 See how you can explore some of the spots connected to generations of LGBTQ Atlantans who built community, advocated for change, and helped make Atlanta what it is today. Photos courtesy of @AtlantaHistoryCenter.”
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