The religious candle store:
Unicorn Trading:
The bank from the future/past on Moreland:
I was too scared to go any further. Here’s what the inside looks like though.
Tags: downtown, east atlanta, moreland avenue
The religious candle store:
Unicorn Trading:
The bank from the future/past on Moreland:
I was too scared to go any further. Here’s what the inside looks like though.
Tags: downtown, east atlanta, moreland avenue
Is that the candle store on Mitchell St. downtown?! Can’t believe it’s still there. We used to go there when I worked on Pryor St. about 20 years ago.
AMAZING pic of the bank skeleton entryway. Chilling!
Yeah, it’s at Mitchell and Broad, I think?
I think its named Rondo. If I recall, the folks that own it are super nice.
Also, you probably need to check out Miller’s Rexall on Broad Street. They have a similar assortment of essential oils, etc.
I’ve always wondered what that building on Moreland looked like on the inside. I used to drive past it all the time when I lived around the corner. Makes you wonder what they were thinking when it was designed.
Hi, where on Moreland exactly is that? I think it might make a cool location for a shoot. Also thanks for adding my blog to your log ladies!
Moreland and Eastland, right before Value Village.
My wife actually worked at the Moreland C&S for a while. It was obsolete before it even opened. That is, it was too small and didn’t work very well as practical matter. A bit worse than the Jetson bank at Monroe at I-85 which had it’s isolated location working against it. There are bunches of modern Atlanta branch banks from that era that work perfectly well today.
Oh, C&S! I wish I still had the choice between banking at Citizens & Southern, or using the new Automated Teller machines at First National Bank — of course, I’d be swayed by those Tillie the All Time Teller ads!
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