The story
Atlanta's oldest strip club, famous for mature dancers and celebrity sightings, was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Everything that was here
- 1965–present · still open
Clermont LoungeBar
Atlanta's oldest strip club, famous for mature dancers and celebrity sightings, was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
See the map in 1966 → - 1939–present · still open
Plaza TheatreTheater
The Plaza opened two days before Christmas in 1939 and spent part of the 1970s as an X-rated cinema and burlesque house.
See the map in 1940 → - 1929–present · still open
Majestic DinerRestaurant
The 24-hour Streamline Moderne diner that has served 'Food That Pleases' for nearly a century.
See the map in 1930 → - 1926–1989
Ponce City Market (Sears Building)Department Store
The Southeast's largest brick building transformed from a Sears warehouse to Atlanta's trendiest destination.
See the map in 1927 → - 1907–1965
Ponce de Leon BallparkStadium
Babe Ruth and Eddie Mathews are the only two players ever to hit home runs into the famous magnolia tree that still stands today.
See the map in 1908 →
Nearby history
Ponce de Leon Ballpark (Spiller Field)
Manuel's Tavern
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Margaret Mitchell House
Fox Theatre
The Varsity
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