Atlanta
Atlanta is the capital of the U.S. state of Georgia. It played an important part in both the Civil War and the 1960s Civil Rights Movement. Atlanta History Center chronicles the city's past, and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site is dedicated to the African-American leader’s life and times. Downtown, Centennial Olympic Park, built for the 1996 Olympics, encompasses the massive Georgia Aquarium. ― Google
People born in Atlanta (First 49 people) - Page 10
C. Stephen Evans
American philosopher
Mou Jadama
Footballer
Kristen Hall
American singer-songwriter
Travis Payne
American choreographer
Tim Ware
Actor
Sam Wyche
American football coach
James Frank
Texas State Representative
Eddie Cooley
American singer
China Anderson
American actress
Ray Whitley
Singer
Randall Edwards
American television actress
Cody Cropper
American soccer player
Corri English
American actress
Mary Nell Santacroce
Actress
Leah Song
American singer-songwriter
Andrew Aydin
American writer
Ron Blomberg
American professional baseball player
June Brigman
American comic book artist
Tinsley Ellis
American musician
Randy Kent
Film director
Jody Breeze
Musical artist
Jacob Rhame
Baseball pitcher
Steve Boyett
Writer
Michael J. Easley
Philip Boyd
Actor
Richard Devine
Musician
Jennifer Echols
Actress
Eric Ormsby
Poet
Matt Dickinson
Film-maker
Travis Leslie
American professional basketball player
Marcus Thornton
American professional basketball player
Christina Lindley
Film actor
Devin Lytle
American actor
Linda W. Cropp
American Politician
Joanne Camp
Actress
Rob Lathan
Actor
Drew S. Days III
Former United States Solicitor General
Byron Bowers
American comedian
Allison Rose Speed
Vlogger ‧ Charles Trippy's ex-wife
Vanessa Harding
American professional wrestler
Mary Stenson Scriven
Judge
Sean O'Haire
American professional wrestler
Yung Wun
American rapper
Dana Swanson
American singer
Spencer Bledsoe
TV personality
Johnny Popwell
Actor
Susan Neiman
American philosopher
