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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1913

Page

2

Mantel Firm Reconstructs Growth on Marietta Street

Woodward-Eubanks Mantel Company reports 100 percent output increase since moving to the Rhodes Building at 76 Marietta street. The firm touts long-standing patronage, upscale showrooms over 30,000 square feet, and a wide product range from mantels to lighting fixtures.

Woodward-Eubanks Mantel Company Whitehall Street Rhodes Building Marietta Street Whitehall South Woodward-Eubanks Woodward Hobanks Mantel Company George F. Eubanks Mantel and Tile Dealers Association United States Canada Eubanks Board of Park Commissioners

M C Strickland Builds Big Dry Goods Store on Marietta Street

Eighteen years ago M. C. Strickland joined Marietta street dry goods firm and later started his own business. He chose the street for its promise and now runs one of the largest establishments in the city, attracting a vast trade and many friends through fair dealing and courteous service.

M. C. Strickland Marietta Street Strickland City Board of Health Payne Memorial Church West Side Atlanta Marietta Alexander Streets

Story of Great By W Tom In 1909 Marietta street paving and widening effort

In 1909 a push to replace cobblestones on Marietta street with creosoted wood block pavement gathered support from property owners. Funds from city, county, and Georgia Railway and Electric Co. enabled widening from Foundry to Ponders avenue, with many owners donating land and funds. The project expanded traffic capacity and property values, continuing in 1911 to Howell Station, guided by city council members and local businessmen.

Fifth Ward Marietta Street Peachtree Foundry Streets Foundry Street Ponders Avenue Great West William J. Davis Chamber of Commerce W. & A. Railroad County The Georgia Railway and Electric Company Arkwright Bellwood Avenue Sisson Howell Station

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Woodward-Eubanks Mantel CO Travelers’ Bank and Trust Co Travelers Bank & Trust Peachtree and Walton Sixth Ward Bank Marietta Street Bank Travelers' Bank and Trust Company Henry W. Todd W.tom W. Tom Winn Jacobs’ Pharmacy Marietta St Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company
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