Legacy Transitional Care & Rehab
A healthcare facility providing rehabilitation and long-term care services.
MLK Jr. National Historic Park
One of Atlanta’s most visited destinations, this national park includes landmarks connected to the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Visitors can explore preserved historic sites, walk the same streets that shaped the civil rights movement, and experience the powerful story of Sweet Auburn as the birthplace of global change.
MLK Birth Home
Take a guided tour of the restored childhood home of Dr. King and step into the history of the Sweet Auburn community that shaped him. This intimate experience connects visitors directly to Atlanta’s civil rights roots.
Wheat Street Baptist Church
A historic congregation that played a major role in economic development and housing advocacy within the community.
Madam C.J. Walker Museum
A tribute to Black entrepreneurship and the legacy of Auburn Avenue as a thriving business corridor. Visitors can learn about the powerful business leaders who once made this street known as “the richest Negro street in the world.”
The King Center
Founded by Coretta Scott King, the King Center offers exhibits, reflection spaces, and educational programming focused on nonviolence and leadership. It is a meaningful stop for visitors seeking a deeper understanding of the movement that changed the world.
Sweet Auburn Grande
A mixed-income residential development supporting vibrancy and neighborhood density.
Auburn Avenue Research Library
A cultural gem dedicated to African American history and literature. Visitors can explore exhibitions, archives, and public programs that highlight the neighborhood’s intellectual and cultural legacy.
Georgia Works (GA Works)
A nonprofit that provides transitional housing, job training, and employment support for men working to rebuild their lives.
Jackson Street Bridge Parklet
Located near one of Atlanta’s most famous skyline views, this parklet enhances the pedestrian experience and offers a perfect photo opportunity.