Atlanta
IndieAtlanta United Intersection Sign
$51.00 USD
Description
Grant Park is one of Atlanta's oldest neighborhoods, and the corner of Atlanta Avenue and United Avenue carries a new kind of weight - the street used to be named Confederate. The rename happened recently enough that some locals still do a double-take at the sign. For Atlanta United fans, the intersection reads as something else entirely. A black and white photograph of that corner, transferred to galvanized steel and mounted on hand-cut maple. Atlanta, in layers.
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