Collier Heights, Atlanta
The Collier Heights neighborhood has been home to several notable personalities such as Martin Luther King, Sr, Civil Rights Attorney Donald Hollowell, Ralph David, actor Emmanuel Lewis, Calvin “Monk” Jones, and Dr Asa G.
The Collier Heights neighborhood has been home to several notable personalities such as Martin Luther King, Sr, Civil Rights Attorney Donald Hollowell, Ralph David, actor Emmanuel Lewis, Calvin “Monk” Jones, and Dr Asa G. Yancey Sr, one of the first African American doctors in Georgia. The Historic District has unique ranch-style homes.
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About Collier Heights
Collier Heights, Atlanta, GA, USA
Collier Heights and Nearby Sights on Map
One Riverside
Mixed-use development of restaurants and retail
Maddox Park
Westview Cemetery
Six Flags over Georgia
The Commons
Situated in the middle of Atlantic Station, The Commons has a lake with a steel bridge crossing it, which offers spectacular views of the Millenium Gate and surrounding high rises
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Rotating contemporary art exhibitions
Herndon Home Museum
The historic Herndon Home was the residence of Atlanta Life Insurance Company founder and Atlanta's first black millionaire Alonzo Franklin Herndon
West End
West End is a historic neighborhood settled since 1835, lined with houses in various architectural styles such as Folk Victorian, Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, Neo-Classical Revival and Craftsmen houses
Kessler Campanile
The 80 feet tall stainless steel Kessler Campanile on the campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology was originally constructed for the 1996 Olympic Games
Wren's Nest
Historical house museum known for storytelling