#auburnave

Sweet Auburn neighborhood of Atlanta

#Repost @pangeasgardener ・・・ a chill moment with @__wheatbread at the AfroSocial kickback at @palsloungeatl - it's Art On Auburn, happening every Monday, in the ATL #afrosocial #kickback #atlanta #atlmodel #locs #alternative #Afrocentric #urban #auburnave (at Pal's Lounge) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzS9XjIADhX/?igshid=1nw5tn8wqpl9j

I be stumbling on stuff. I guess #winedownwednesdays is At #woodruffpark now..( on #Peachtree x #MariettaSt x #AuburnAve) #downtown #Atlanta #Dope. #Livemusic #Vendors #Food #DJs

The Peacock

Smoke Break

Hey #atlanta y’all shut down #auburnave for scenes like this. What’s your solution for #buckhead I’m trying to see something. #atlantaga #buckheadatlanta #auburnavenue (at Atlanta, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQEVzq8nl0p/?utm_medium=tumblr

During the 1920s, Auburn Avenue became the commercial center of Black Atlanta. And in 1956, Fortune Magazine named it "The richest Negro street in America." The phrase "Sweet Auburn" was coined by businessman and civil rights activist John Wesley Dobbs, the "Unofficial Mayor of Sweet Auburn" and the maternal grandfather of Atlanta's first African American mayor, Maynard Jackson. . . Sweet Auburn is one of the best places in the city to celebrate Black History Month each February. Visit the APEX Museum, which presents our nation’s history through the eyes of African-Americans. . . On Auburn Avenue you’ll see the historic sign for the The Atlanta Daily World, the first black daily newspaper in the country. The paper ran from this building from 1928 to 2008. Though its offices have moved, the paper continues to provide coverage of issues and events affecting Atlanta’s African American communities. . . #ipreview via @preview.app @buyfromablackwoman #auburn #auburnave #atlanta #apex #bhie (at Sweet Auburn Springfest) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPlLQbrAdqe/?utm_medium=tumblr

#Repost @blackhistoryiseverywhereperiod ・・・ During the 1920s, Auburn Avenue became the commercial center of Black Atlanta. And in 1956, Fortune Magazine named it "The richest Negro street in America." The phrase "Sweet Auburn" was coined by businessman and civil rights activist John Wesley Dobbs, the "Unofficial Mayor of Sweet Auburn" and the maternal grandfather of Atlanta's first African American mayor, Maynard Jackson. . . Sweet Auburn is one of the best places in the city to celebrate Black History Month each February. Visit the APEX Museum, which presents our nation’s history through the eyes of African-Americans. . . On Auburn Avenue you’ll see the historic sign for the The Atlanta Daily World, the first black daily newspaper in the country. The paper ran from this building from 1928 to 2008. Though its offices have moved, the paper continues to provide coverage of issues and events affecting Atlanta’s African American communities. . . #ipreview via @preview.app @buyfromablackwoman #auburn #auburnave #atlanta #apex #bhie (at Atlanta, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B96uMdrAFVo/?igshid=17loxth5qqwah