Auburn Avenue Research Library, Atlanta GA
An extension of the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library system, the Auburn Avenue Research Library houses more than 35,000 books and 600 manuscripts, along with artifacts, recordings, oral histories, periodicals, photographs and other items, that chronicle African American history, in particularly Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn neighborhood. Literary holdings include pieces by Harlem Renaissance writers. The library is home to hundreds of pieces of African and African American artwork. It also offers lectures, workshops and other programs.
Address: 101 Auburn Ave., Atlanta , GA 30303 USA
Phone: 404/730-4001
Website: www.afplweb.com/aarl/
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Other Articles of Interest:
Located in the heart of Atlanta's historic Auburn Avenue, Sonja Jones's Sweet Auburn Bread C ...
The APEX, which stands for African American Panoramic Experience Museum, chronicles the histo ...
In the courtyard in front of Freedom Hall, on a circular brick pad in the middle of the recta ...
The Sweet Auburn Curb Market was originally established in 1918 on land cleared by the Great At ...
Located in the heart of Downtown Atlanta's Sweet Auburn neighborhood, Martin Luther King Jr. ...
