David T. Howard Middle School
A historic school serving the community and representing the educational roots of Sweet Auburn.
A historic school serving the community and representing the educational roots of Sweet Auburn.
One of Atlanta’s oldest Black churches, known for its historic role in civil rights and ongoing community leadership.
Once one of the most successful Black-owned insurance companies in the country, this historic site represents Sweet Auburn’s legacy as a center of Black wealth, business leadership, and economic self-determination.
A highly visible site along the corridor named in honor of Congressman John Lewis. It represents ongoing opportunities for future community-centered development.
A public green space offering a quiet place to relax within walking distance of historic sites.
A public service hub housing multiple community programs and city-supported services.
A major pediatric healthcare institution serving families across the region.
A rooftop garden at Front Porch on Auburn that grows fresh produce for community use, education, and local distribution.
A mixed-use development offering affordable housing, small business space, and urban agriculture in the Sweet Auburn corridor.
A nearby residential development offering views and convenient access to Sweet Auburn attractions.